Les Miserables Victor Hugo made it so that the characters in Les Miserables progressed throughout the novel. The theme "progress" can be seen and used widely. Three main characters, Jean Valjean, Cossette, and Javert expressed positive and negative forms of growth. Jean Valjean began the story a...
Throughout the story of Les Miserables, the realities that the characters see changes dramatically. The events of their lives bring them from unimaginable lows to glorious highs. It "is the march from evil to good, from injustice to justice, from the false to the true, from brutality to duty, from...
In Hugo's Les Miserables, Jean Valjean receives sympathy from the reader when he vows to turn his life around. ... In Hugo's Les Miserables, Javert is a static character. ... When applying these types of characterization to Gavroche of Hugo's Les Miserables, there is some question on the group in which he may fall. ... In Hugo's Les Miserables, the author effectively employs Gavroche's physical qualities, values, and emotions to link the reader into the position of this poor, homeless child. ...
Les Misérables Whiting Auditorium The familiar Whiting Auditorium in Flint, Michigan, was transported to Revolutionary France for the production of Les Misérables. ... The lighting effects for Les Miz were fascinating. ... Les Misérables is by far my favorite musical. ...
