Les Misérables: resumen de Book 3: Mud, but the Soul, Chapter 11
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In Chapter 11, Jean Valjean returns home under Javert’s escort, expecting to remain a prisoner while he attends to Cosette and other final concerns. Javert tells him to go upstairs and promises to wait, but Jean Valjean looks from a landing window and discovers that the inspector has disappeared.
Qué sucede
- Jean Valjean accepts his capture and wants to inform Cosette about Marius before completing any remaining arrangements.
- At Rue de l’Homme Armé, the coachman demands compensation for the journey and his stained upholstery, and Javert pays him.
- Javert follows Jean Valjean to No. 7, tells him to go upstairs, and says he waits below.
- Jean Valjean interprets this freedom as Javert’s confidence that his prisoner accepts surrender.
- From the first-floor landing, Jean Valjean looks into the illuminated street and discovers that Javert is gone.
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The empty street overturns Jean Valjean’s expectation of continued custody. His surprise emphasizes how sharply Javert’s conduct departs from his usual behavior.
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What does Jean Valjean discover from the landing window?
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