Les Misérables: resumen de Book 15: Rue De L’Homme Armé, Chapter 2
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In Chapter 2, Jean Valjean sits motionless in despair until Gavroche arrives, breaks a streetlamp, and accepts his gift of money after rejecting it as a bribe. Valjean persuades the boy to surrender a letter addressed to Cosette and learns that its source is the barricade in the Rue de la Chanvrerie.
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- Jean Valjean sits outside his door in despair as bells sound and distant blasts briefly make him rise.
- Gavroche arrives, checks the closed houses, says he is hungry, and smashes a streetlamp.
- Valjean offers money, which Gavroche accepts only after learning that it does not require him to stop breaking lamps.
- When Gavroche asks for No. 7, Valjean guesses that he carries a letter for Cosette and demands it.
- Gavroche hands over the letter, identifies its barricade of origin, and leaves, breaking another lamp along his route.
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