Les Misérables: resumen de Book 5: Grandson and Grandfather, Chapter 7
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In Chapter 7, Marius enjoys Cosette’s daily visits while struggling with broken memories of the barricade and his dead companions. When M. Fauchelevent denies knowing a street’s name, Marius takes the answer as proof that his memory of seeing him at the barricade is a hallucination.
Qué sucede
- Cosette visits Marius daily with M. Fauchelevent, whose presence Marius accepts as necessary.
- Marius and M. Fauchelevent rarely talk, though their agreement about education briefly brings them closer.
- Marius struggles to distinguish his memories of the barricade and his lost companions from dreams.
- Thoughts of Cosette restore his peace amid the contrast between his happiness and his companions’ deaths.
- M. Fauchelevent says he does not know the Rue de la Chanvrerie’s name, and Marius concludes that he imagines their barricade encounter.
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The narrator distinguishes what M. Fauchelevent actually denies from what Marius assumes. This gap explains why Marius dismisses his own memory.
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What does M. Fauchelevent actually deny knowing?
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