Essay about Les Miserable

After they had talked about her past, she began to go crazy and started drinking rum like an alcoholic. Since he didn’t love Antoinette he tried to break her up by calling her Marionette and Bertha and then sleeping with Amelie for Antoinette to hear. Christophine says that he tried to break her up because he is jealous that she is better than him because doesn’t care all about money. He is unhappy with her but is still determined to stay because he is afraid of scandal. He does not want people making fun of him and laughing for marrying her in the first place even though everyone already is. He also is afraid of what people will say about him if they find out they separate. Antoinette and her husband leave Jamaica. When they get to their destination, her husband pays Grace not to gossip about anything and locks Antoinette in a room with Grace with the purpose that no one will know their business. He doesn’t want scandal and he is now a wealthy man so he got what he wanted in the end. Her husband took full advantage of her weaknesses to gain control and

Because it is discovered that she has an illegitimate child, she is fired so she does not influence the young girls she works with. The woman in charge of the factory quickly judge Fantine for making one mistake and label her a prostitute. Once her story gets out in the small town, she is unable to get a real job. Needing money to support herself and Cosette, she resorts to prostitution. When attacked, Javert arrests her and tells Valjean and Fantine that she is in the wrong. Javert believes that Fantine is always going to be a prostitute and should be put in prison.

Fantine was arrested because of her shameful job choice to make money to send to her daughter’s caretaker. She was sick and he took care of her. It seemed that he had began to have feelings for her. She may have reminded him of himself when no one would help him. She asked him if he would promise to take care of her daughter, Casette, and care for her as his own. He promised that he would. Even though Jean Valjean had been discovered and was exposed to Fantine he was determined to keep his promise. He escaped the police and made his way to get

Jean Valjean is caught committing questionable crimes and is detained in prison for 19 years. Because of his past, people constantly look down upon him. He meets Fantine, Cosette's mother who is on her death bed, and promises to rescue Cosette from the Thenardiers. After doing so, Cosette's love redeems him. He is immersed in love he has never felt. Cosette loves him and accepts him just as he is, regardless of the past. She saves him.

Fantine is the name of this woman . She is sick and wanting to see her child named         Cosette. Cosette  is with a family named the Thenardier’s . This family treats her horribly and asks for  money from her mother. When they ask for the money they are supposably going to use it for her daughter but, they don’t. Instaed they use it for their own daughters or themselves. Jean was the man  who took Fantine out in being in prison. She was going to be in prison just for attacking a guy who offended her . Also jean told her she was going to get a peace of territory. This wouldn’t have happened if he were to confess.Fantine would be in prison instead,in the streets ,and her daughter suffering .

During the eighteenth century, France was one of the most richest and prosperous countries in Europe, but many of the peasants were not happy with the way France was being ruled. On July 14, 1789, peasants and soldiers stormed the Bastille and initiated the French Revolution. This essay will analyze the main causes of the French Revolution, specifically, the ineffectiveness of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, the dissatisfaction of the Third Estate, and the Enlightenment. It will also be argued that the most significant factor that caused the French Revolution is the ineffective leadership of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.

Jean Valjean was in prison for nineteen years because he stole some bread. He was released and went to the city. And when he entered the restaurant and ask for some food and a place to rest and the restaurant owner refused to expel him. after he arrived at the church and the bishop entered him into the church, and gave him some food and a place to sleep. Before leaving the church he stole some things and fled. And then arrested by the police and they went to the bishop. the bishop told them that this stuff is not stolen and it is a gift to Valjean. After this Valjean was ashamed of himself and the work he has done and how the bishop was nice to

Les Miserables is a french movie that is all about the life of the “miserables” or the victims and the society they have. It is about how bad the society is, and how they are punished by justice and law, which in the first place the reason why they are suffering. But eventhough how dark it may seem, Les Miserables is actually about the mercy and kindness of the people by even self-sacrfising for the reason of releasing others from the shackles of the law. It is also about spreading love and improving the society.

Meanwhile on Mr. Shelby's farm, a letter received by Tom's wife from Tom brought about strong feelings from Mrs. Shelby and Tom's wife to attempt to buy back Tom, despite Mr. Shelby's gaining debts. During a visit from St. Clare's brother, Eva and Henrique, the son of St. Clare's brother, enjoyed playing together, until Henrique struck one of his slaves, alleging that the horse was dusty. Eva asked Henrique why he would do such an awful act, and Henrique responded with unknowingness, giving the slave money to buy candy, and promising to be kinder to his slaves at her request. Eva's health, though, soon faded. Pleading with a formerly un-teachable slave to be more open to learning, Eva compelled the fact that she loved her, changing the slave girl's ways. On her

But one praiseworthy move in the cinematographic field was definitely the release of the long-awaited musical: Les Miserables. Needless to say, Victor Hugo made it to the top with his meaningful novel decades ago which had to enlighten the movie directors by its vivid description of the France’s modern times. It actually turned out to be one of the greatest musicals ever, as it succeeds in immersing the watchers in its universe and enhances the experience by interweaving the melodious rhythms with actors’

Jean Rhys makes it clear that no one paid attention to Antoinette or her family. Thus, Antoinette’s isolation at an early age negatively shapes her identity and her relationship with others, particularly Rochester. In the middle of the novel, Antoinette is vulnerable, emotionally destroyed, and lives in a world that she created in order to escape isolation until Rochester makes an appearance in her life.

The bishop changes the life of Valjean, by giving him a role model to base his new life

Young Jean Valjean was left hopeless and all that remained to him was an older sister who was a widow with seven children (Hugo 26). Jean’s older sister had a husband that recently passed away, and her oldest child was only eight years old (Hugo 26). Since his parents were now dead, Jean had to step up and work full time to support his family of seven nieces and nephews and older sister. “In pruning season he earned 18 sous a day; then he hired out as a hay-maker, as laborer, as neat-herd on a farm, as a drudge. He did whatever he could.”

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The French film, Amour, depicts the uncomfortable and sobering reality that a family faces in the aftermath of stroke. The film follows an elderly couple, George and Anne, who are retired music teachers in their eighties that live in Paris, and their daughter, Eva, who lives abroad. In the beginning, the couple is seen happily returning home from a concert and settling in for the night. The following morning during breakfast Anne suddenly goes into a catatonic state and is unresponsive to George. He tries to get her attention and when she finally comes to she does not remember what happened. George insists that she go to the doctors and it is revealed that Anne suffered a stroke. The doctors tried to perform a surgery that would reduce her risk of having another stroke but it was unsuccessful, Anne returned home in a wheelchair with paralysis on the right side of her body. She was ashamed to be so helpless and has a hard time adjusting to being waited on by her husband. With the realization that she will only get worse and taking care of her will only become more of a burden, she tells George that she doesn 't see a point in living a life like that and inflicting that kind of pain on either of them. As her condition deteriorates, she shows more severe signs of brain damage like: facial drooping, impaired speech and understanding, difficulty with simple tasks, and confusion. During this time, Eva tries to convince her father that they need to put Anne in a hospital or home,