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“The day had begun to dawn. Fantine had passed a sleepless and...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This passage from Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables marks a quiet but critical turning point in Fantine’s story,and it reveals much about the characters of Jean Valjean... The scene opens at dawn, a time that usually brings hope, but here it feels fragile. Fantine has just spent a night “filled with happy visions” after believing Cosette will be returned to her, only to fall asleep exhausted and feverish. Her fever is both physical and emotional—she is worn down by illness, poverty, and the pain of losing her child. The “sleepless and feverish night” shows how her mind is racing with hope and fear, even as her body fails her. Sister Simplice, a kind and steady presence, uses Fantine’s sleep to make a new medicine from chinchona bark, a real treatment for fever in the 19th century. This act shows her deep dedication to caring for Fantine, even in the early light. When M. Madeleine suddenly appears, the tension rises. He enters “silently,” which makes his arrival feel both urgent and secret.
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“Well, when the father of a family dies, the boys go off to...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
From this sentence which we can konw that the familes in the town are so kind, and they didn't be greedy,they can help other people without money,just for other happiness.So that, they leave the property yo the girls,sp that they may find husbands,and they will use their ability to find their own fortunes.And in China, we call it to be a JunZi.
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