Les Miserables: All Three Volumes

Apart from the four, I didn't feel too much sadness for the rest of the characters in the book, I couldn't feel their pain. Little Cosette was very pitiful. When I grew up, I thought she was just average. Jean Valjean in the final chapter is very pitiful. He has sacrificed a lot, but ended up like this. The rest of the time, it is his own fault. Gavroche the Younger, alas. Sister Gavroche, after falling in love with Marius, I pity her. Because it didn't meet my expectations, I thought this book would give me a different feeling, but unfortunately it didn't. The story takes place in France in the last century, and there is no sense of substitution. It's pretty good. Maybe I don't have enough experience to taste it. I'll try it again in the future.

It is indeed a world famous book, I finally finished it. Reading Hugo's works is really like a roller coaster, and it's hearty. The protagonist Jean Valjean, a man from the region, was influenced by the archbishop and became a truly kind and great personality. Jean Valjean, a man who had a miserable life, rose from an ordinary person to the mayor. Jean Valjean and everyone in the city lived a happy life. But when his noble soul learned that a stranger was going to be his scapegoat, he went to court without hesitation and admitted that he was the former hard labor prisoner. Jean Valjean never leaves his name behind when he does good deeds. Cosette gave all his wealth of nearly 600,000 enamels to his adopted daughter. In his state of mind at that time, he sacrificed the happiness that was his only spiritual sustenance. He could have let Marius die in the war, but he saved him without hesitation. He could have solved this hidden danger, but he actually let Javert go. In the end, Javert met Jean Valjean in front of the sewer but did not arrest him and let him go. However, he committed suicide by jumping into the river and going against his own principles against the detective who only accepted death. The story has ups and downs, giving people a depressing feeling. Hugo's vivid descriptions make people immerse themselves in the ocean of literature, which is really a kind of enjoyment.

2025.5.3 The tragedy of the world does not lie in the evil of evil people, because evil itself only follows the light as a shadow - but in the fact that the light of good thoughts is too dim and vague to illuminate the world and sting the night. When Jean Valjean was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor for stealing a piece of bread, the carriage of history was carrying a huge tilted and rusty scale, crookedly, and swaying, crushing billions of Jean Valjean to death. They were pressed underground by the weight of the entire society, and used as rotten and smelly fertilizer. They grew and spread deformed and ugly branches covering the earth, covering the earth with spikes and fluff. Watching the earth gradually chapped and losing nutrients, they laughed wildly with tears before they died. When Valjean met the bishop, the role of the bishop was not to teach him anything, but to hold Valjean's hand warmly and tell him how cold it was. Such hands were indeed cold. When he was nervous about escaping from prison, when he was exhausted to the point of collapse, or when he was shivering and shivering, the coldness of his palms was reshaping and beating to warn him: Without this cold hatred, how can you survive? Of course we should be afraid of such people, but aren't we more afraid of the crimes committed by the entire society against one person? Is it possible to reverse the evidence and get away quickly just because the social system is huge? But for the bishop, it can be said that every sacred act performed by Jean Valjean after that was a tribute to the bishop and a solemn pilgrimage to the bishop. Every time he performs a good deed, he infinitely refracts the soft light of the moon that night until it approaches eternity and shines until the end of his life. This is a kind of suffering, a kind of tragedy, but more tragic and greater. Then Fantine, when she was deceived and humiliated, when her teeth were pulled out, her hair was shaved, when she walked on the street in thin clothes and was treated like a mouse, God's hands had already played with Cosette's first ten years of life, and Cosette had to survive ten such cold winters. Then he met Jean Valjean, lived in a nunnery for several years, escaped Javert's pursuit together, and the great miracle of escaping in that hut... Until Cosette finally became happy with Marius. Ending, I have never read a foreign masterpiece with such a long and large content. This is a brand new experience, and it is the most bizarre way to understand the French nation, France, and Paris - Hugo spent 30 years of writing to write a magnificent masterpiece I think the theme of the whole book is not Jean Valjean, but the entire society behind Valjean. The protagonist is Paris, dancing a passionate waltz, carrying solemnity with romance, sweating like rain but still shining like stars, shining on the stage of history.

In a chaotic and complex society, Jean Valjean spent his whole life defending kindness. He couldn't help but ask himself, can he do it in the future?

It may be difficult to read in some places, but the characters and storylines are very colorful. Jean Valjean's tragic life made me realize the coldness of human nature. Fantine's experience made me realize that beauty may be wrong, but that is not what she should bear. But the most important thing is that I haven't finished reading it yet. Hehe (please forgive me if I say something bad, family members)

This book touched me very much. Although it wrote many tragic things, it also made me see the brilliance of human nature. Just like Jean Valjean, his experience was really rough, but his transformation after being influenced by the bishop also moved me very much. I think this book is like a mirror, allowing us to see the dark side of society and allowing us to reflect on our own behavior. And some of the thoughts in the book, such as this excerpt, are really profound and made me think more about life. All in all, I loved this book and recommend you read it.

Maybe it's because the incident happened in the last century and I can't quite empathize with it. Fantine's experience was very tragic. She was initially with the person she liked, but then that person abandoned her, and she had a child. She decided to give birth to the child, and fostered little Cosette in someone else's home. She returned to her hometown to find a job. Later, she lost her job due to pregnancy out of wedlock, and eventually died of regret. I can understand her great maternal love, but I always feel that I can only take care of others when I can live well. Maybe it's because I am selfish, so I can understand, but I don't agree with her... Little Cosette is very pitiful. She has been bullied and enslaved by her foster family since she was a child. Later, she has a childhood after meeting Jean Valjean. When she grows up, she feels a little helpless, especially after marrying Marius. I can understand her alienation from Jean Valjean, but I still don't like it. Jean Valjean's kindness and love for him just because of the existence of Marius? ? Jean Valjean initially became a slave laborer for stealing. Later, with the help of others, he abandoned evil and turned to good, becoming a businessman and mayor, driving the development of the regional economy. Later, his identity as a slave laborer was revealed. In order not to implicate an innocent person, he voluntarily admitted his identity. Personally, I feel that the law seems a bit harsh, because he is a hard labor prisoner, so even if Jean Valjean provides employment opportunities to many people, it will be useless? ? There are many narrations in the article, which describe Jean Valjean's contradictory psychology. There are many descriptions of war scenes in the article. Maybe it's because I'm not interested in war, so I can't understand them very well. Although Marius grew up under the education of his grandfather, he got to know his father when he grew up, became a supporter of the democratic republic, and participated in the war...

Fantine's tragic experience, most of Jean Valjean's life was influenced by his teachings, abandoning evil and doing good. Cosette was fostered in other people's homes, suffered torture, and her status was not as good as a maid. Jean Valjean rescued her with money and raised her. The novel seems to be composed of individual stories, but in fact they are intertwined. It mainly tells the stories of several people. Some of the descriptions of the Napoleonic Wars and riots in the book feel a bit obscure, perhaps because I have little understanding of its history. Overall, the novel is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Jean Valjean was inspired by the bishop. Typing less [laughing and crying]

A very classic foreign literary masterpiece, it contains the condemnation of unfair society, sympathy for the people at the bottom, praise of the beauty of human nature, dark satire of human greed, unswerving portrayal of love, and the bravery and perseverance of revolutionaries. It is all-encompassing and large-scale. What a great work!

A world famous book has its own charm. I have bought it and read it carefully since I was in middle school. Sometimes I see it late at night, and it is still stored in my bookcase. Love is inheritance and warms the world. If you read this book carefully, you will be moved... No matter which country you are in, which ethnic group you are, whether you are a man or a woman, an old person or a young person, you will be moved. Thank you for your efforts on the platform...

It's from a musical. It's really good.

I first met you three years ago, and I still can't put this book down three years later.

It feels like this book is just like its title. The characters in it are all damn dead except Marius and Cosette. They have a happy ending, but not entirely, they are just alive. The most painful thing was that Fantine did nothing and finally died of illness.

After reading it, I had a lot of thoughts. In the end, it seemed like a dream.

Inspirational, although it is a tragedy, I can see the hope of things and the light of humanity!

The last memory of Les Misérables was the experience in "Childhood"

There are countless miseries in the world, and there must be fire growing in it. In God's Garden of Eden, we will be reborn. Finally the last volume (Exhaustion😵

Every character's death is shocking really a good book

Good night Madeleine, good night Fauchelevent, good night Jean Valjean

The world is one. Wherever there is hunger, there will be tragedy. In times of hunger, filling our stomachs is an urgent need.

If you read it carefully, it can affect a person's life.

I finished reading it intermittently with a headache. At the end of the scene when Marius and Jean were chatting, I was so angry that Ma 🐴 rolled his eyes. My daughter... … Useful.

I think the part about the uprising was the most exciting.

Worthy of the name of Golden Code

The soul is prosperous, and the messenger of human love is manifested here, which makes people sigh that the value of life is eternity.

A profound philosophical book, classic, beautiful, tragic fate, tragic world!

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