Les Misérables

As we reconsider the ever-changing society today, it is clear that society as a whole remains quite different from the previous century. However, in order to achieve this significant change, it is necessary to effectively model individuals who have selected unprecedented personality changes as well as individual social change. Therefore, as today's general public believes, changes are still the events of indigenous people, the most important part of our lives. As a French writer in the 19th century, Victor Hugo painted the role of change and personal change over time through its complex theme melody.

Les Misérables, "Les Miserables" is perfect for all the characters and emotions of this wonderful classic. LesMisérables is an 18th century novel and seems to touch the mind of today's society. The writer, Victor Hugo, writes several novels, performs poetry and dramas, participates in politics, becomes a politician, combines feelings, draws the original prisoner. How does life and society separate ourselves? Society mistakenly handled the subject of abandonment, the fearful and malicious treatment of the poor and homeless, the way the lower classes are being tried as mistakenly criminals, and the role and history from prejudice against civil criminals You can see the time criteria to help broaden his theme

Men's redemption The unique story of Les Misérables is not so. Redemption of Jean Valjean is one aspect of the novels; this is to do for this redeemed person, whose social system constitutes the bulk of Victor Hugo's pallet. Reimann's "Les Miserables" plundered various novels, which are clearly shown in Hugo's title. His version lacks the feel of the Hugo series, more precisely known as LeMisérable. Lehman also said, "We will try to keep Victor Hugo cleverly using the beautiful pictures depicted in words of his time - but today's readers can better understand." Lyman is inconspicuous where Hugo draws with abundant contrast. Modern excessive word mistakes contradict and are not allowed. "By standing above his dresser, he can directly see Jondrette 's room.