Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo: Impact of the Marginal Character

Impact of marginal character "Everyone has three characters - what he shows, what he has, what he thinks" - (Alphonse Karr). Victor Hugo's "tragic world" happened in the turbulent era of the French Revolution. During the radical, social and political turmoil in France, the true character of man was revealed. "Under the attacks of liberal political groups and masses, French society has undergone a magnificent change, as religion, feudalism and aristocratic privileges have disappeared.

Hugo, Victor Les Miserables Does anyone have a second chance? Or will the past hurt their future? These are one of many problems that Victoria Hugo raised in the world of tragedy. The tragic world turns her life into a beneficiary, concentrates on helping others in his life, and follows a former prisoner freed from past sins. Along his way, he sought reimbursement and peace in the French Revolution. Those who speak French strongly encourage you to read this book in your native language. It is because we can not translate like Victor Hugo. - Hunter Lindsey, 2018

Victor Marie Hugo (1802-1885) is a French poet, novelist, playwright. One of his famous works is a novel "Les Miserables" that depicts the lives of the unfortunate people. One of the characters in this book is Cosinete's mother Fang Ting and her daughter who is supporting prostitution. (Click here for details on Hugo's literary explanation.) When you read the biography of Hugo, it is possible that these characters have not grown completely from his imagination. Victor Hugo has plenty of sexual desires, and many different women with him are full of life.

Victor Hugo - Miserable World Background: Because Victor Marie Hugo was the son of the Napoleonic army 's generals, his childhood spent most of his time in the Napoleonic campaign in Spain and Italy. He spent the first three years of his life at Elba Island learning to speak Italian dialect on the island in addition to his mother tongue. Victor received a little education at a small school. At the age of 11, Hugo returned to Paris to live with his mother, where he received a small education, where he also became enthusiastic about books and literature.

Victor Hugo did a lot of work by writing "Les Miserables". This includes reestablishing some form of old-fashioned metaphor in literature and changing its shape. He managed to succeed by living in an invisible abstract shape of French life and the lives of people who disappeared when they started writing the first page of his great work. One of the most intelligent examples is the role of Enjohrus, a rebellious aristocrat who turns out to be a warrior, ignoring all expectations like the centuries Orestes.