Les Misérables: resumen de Book 3: The House on Rue Plumet, Chapter 6
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In Chapter 6, Cosette responds to Marius’s attention and brings Jean Valjean closer to his bench, turning their exchanged glances into mutual love. Her convent upbringing leaves her unable to name her feelings, so she welcomes their silent, distant bond while remaining unaware of how deeply she loves him.
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- Cosette already admires Marius’s appearance and manner before he begins to notice her.
- Their first exchanged glance unsettles her, and she imagines using her beauty to repay his earlier indifference.
- Annoyed by his hesitation, Cosette asks Jean Valjean to walk toward Marius, and another exchange of looks confirms their mutual devotion.
- Cosette feels melancholy but cannot identify love, since her convent education keeps its earthly meaning from her.
- She eagerly anticipates their walks in the Luxembourg, where she and Marius gaze at each other without speaking.
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Why does Cosette ask Jean Valjean to walk toward Marius?
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