Les Misérables: resumen de Book 5: The Virtue of Misfortune, Chapter 2
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In Chapter 2, Marius Pontmercy supports himself through publishing work, keeps his expenses low, and protects his independence by refusing to borrow money. His devotion to his father also sustains a three-year search for Thénardier, whom he believes saves his father at Waterloo and whom he longs to help.
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- With Courfeyrac’s help, Marius earns seven hundred francs annually through varied work for a publisher.
- He rents a bare room, eats inexpensive meals, and keeps his yearly expenses below his income.
- He maintains only a small wardrobe and refuses debt, even when avoiding it means going hungry.
- Marius reveres Thénardier because he believes the man rescues his father at Waterloo.
- He spends his savings searching for the ruined innkeeper, but neither he nor Thénardier’s creditors can locate him.
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Why does Marius search for Thénardier?
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