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Born "Victor Hugo" in "Besnesoa" on February 26, 1802, he was the son of one of the "Napoleon" generals, and followed him with his brothers and his mother to "Italy" and "Spain". At the age of twenty he published his first work, "Lyrics". Hugo defended the principle of freedom in art and wanted himself to be a resonant echo of the moral, political and literary concerns of his time. Starting in 1830 AD, all his efforts sought to prove that he was the true lyricist in France. The issue of the people's misery preoccupied his mind a lot, and it became an obsession. He broke away from the ruling party, which was only interested in establishing a police system - as quickly as possible - capable of ensuring the complete silence of the poor towards the rich. Hugo lived a lonely life, weighed down by heavy family tragedies. His novel "Les Miserables" - which he began in 1843 - ended and was published in 1862 AD, and Hugo died in Paris on May 22, 1885.

"Jean Faljan" went to prison because he stole a loaf of bread for his starving nephews, and got out of it after twenty years of a vile atmosphere in which good guys become evil. Society has turned a good person into a brutal beast and has not forgiven him for his mistakes, and the freedom he has regained has made him nothing but a criminal. This miserable man meets the clergyman, Mr. Merrill, who touches him and awakens a faint flash within him, and a unique transformation begins.

Jean Valjean becomes a very wealthy industrialist. But the policeman "Javier" sees in this loyal bourgeois this old thief and enters into a conflict with him regarding "Fantine", which "Jean Valjean" will rescue from the clutches of prostitution and entrust her daughter "Cosette" to the "Tennardet" couple, who treat her as a miserable servant. A rogue thief is caught, and the police mistake him for Jean Valjean, and he has to be sent to prison. This was an opportunity for the real "Jean Faljan" to confirm his reassurance once and for all, but he would think about his guilt by another innocent man. He finally managed to escape and promised "Fantine" before her death to take care of her daughter "Cosette".

"Jean Faljan" is arrested, but he escapes from prison by sea, and they consider him thus dead. Cosette is delivered from her hell in the guise of a quiet merchant and vows to raise her. Javier tracks him down, and Jean Valjean is forced to flee more than once and hide in Paris. Cosette gets to know Marius, who falls in love with her and is injured during the revolution of the people of "Paris". Jean Valjean carries him while he is injured. "Marius" regains consciousness, and "Javier" commits suicide. "Jean Valjean" feels the need to confess his past to Marius. But the latter knows that this man - whom he considers a criminal - is the one who saved his life. "Marius" goes to him with his wife, and "Jean Faljan" dies in their arms.

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