Homelessness, Wastelands, and Barricades: Transforming Dystopian Spaces in Les Misérables

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The world of LesMisérables is a world that has been completely converted into languages. This is a new world in its own way. The magnificence of the plot is through Hugo's vocabulary. Hugo's cluttered collage, a criminal trial controversy, a dialect song, a piece of paper written in revolutionary notes that Hugo prefers to quote - not an inexplicable piece like import - nothing Absent. It is meaningless poetry. As a concept of history, this novel invented a language as a waste as a deposit. This is a big recovery action. It is an exercise of ignored type. Yes, LesMisérables is a microscopic metaphorical novel. Therefore, even Boardrea, a modernist poet and an economically intensive poet, can write on Le Avenue on April 20, 1862, which is a "poetic novel." Its length is an official characteristic. The length of that style is saturated

The victory of Les Misérables Les Misérables (1862) was a French novel of the early 19th century, obsessed with the story of honor, love, responsibility, and redemption and redemption through it. This is a story of poor Jean Valjean, who was sentenced to wrong imprisonment as a result of stealing a loaf of bread for a hungry family. - Looking back on the ever-changing society of today, it is clear that society as a whole remains quite different from the previous century. However, in order to achieve this significant change, the choice of mankind must be effectively modeled, like a change in personality that is similar to human society. Therefore, as today's general public believes, change is still a local affair, the most important part of our life.

Les Misérables is a magnificent story about French hope, sympathy, compassion, redemption and hatred after the revolution. Written by famous writer Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables" changed the two main characters from crime to honest people, from intensive reaction to compassionate compatriots. Hugo wrote a period of time detailing the social and political aspects of France in the 19th century between 1845 and 1862. By combining his remark story with mistakes