Les Misérables is a French historical novel by Victor Hugo, first distributed in 1862, that is viewed as

probably the best novel of the nineteenth century. The novel is generally alluded to by its unique French
title. Beginning in 1815 and coming full circle in the 1832 June Rebellion in Paris, the novel follows the
lives and connections of a few characters, especially the battles of ex-convict Jean Valjean and his
experience of reclamation. Inspecting the idea of law and effortlessness, the novel expounds upon the
historical backdrop of France, the engineering and urban structure of Paris, governmental issues, moral
way of thinking, antimonarchism, equity, religion, and the sorts and nature of sentimental and familial
love. Les Misérables has been advanced through various adjustments for film, TV and the stage,
including a melodic. The characters of this novel by Victor Hugo are Jean Valjean, Cosette, Fantine,
Inspector Javert, Éponine, Gavroche, Marius Pontmercy, Enjolras, Bishop Myriel, Azelma, Champmathieu,
Thenardier, Courfeyrac, Grantaire, Bamatabois, Madame Baptisnine, Chenildieu, Madame Thénardier,
and Toussaint.

First was the character of brave Jean Valjean. The character, which I generally respected. After he was
detained for a long time, for the minor explanation of taking bread, he was discharged by means of
parole. There were three demonstrations of him that contacted my heart, I presume. First was the point
at which he set out to uncover himself for a wrongdoing he had submitted in the past to spare the man
named John Mcglynn. Jean Valjean right now, to the individuals and all the more significantly to his self
that he had vanquished his dread, and had done a legitimate demonstration. Second was the point at
which he embraced a young lady named Cosette and promised to love and back her as his own little girl,
and to secure her, whatever may cost. Ultimately was the point at which he challenged not to take the
shot to his adversary in the individual of Inspector Javert. These demonstrations make Jean Valjean an
astounding and uncommon character.

A character that reflects the present living is Fantine. She was an extremely persevering worker of
Valjean's factory. In any case, she was terminated when the manager discovered that she had a little girl
with only one parent present. Crushed by her troublesome circumstances, she went to prostitution for
the wellbeing of her daughter. I realize this is never again phenomenal to us. There are bunches of
vulnerable individuals around the world like Fantine. What's more, I do trust that the legislature, in any
case, we all should partake in sparing and helping the suffocating ones. Cosette, the little girl of Fantine
additionally depicts an enrapturing job. She as well, experienced significant distresses. She was abused
at a youthful age and was manhandled by the family her mom depended. Nonetheless, she was
diminished when Valjean safeguarded her and was even in ecstasy when she discovered her genuine
romance Marius.

In Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, the subject of the rich having control over the poor is obvious. The
privileged societies having the option to purchase products for their families without being saddled
caused struggle with the lower class. At last, the French Revolution ejected. In Les Miserables, characters
like Jean ValJean, Madame Fantine, Father Fauchelevent and Monsieur Champmathieu are totally
controlled deceitfully in view of their social class, while Jean ValJean is a special case as Father
Madeleine.