Les Misérables: resumen de Chapter 2
Chapter 2 de 365 · Book 1: A Just Man · 7 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 2, M. Myriel gives his spacious palace to the hospital and assigns nearly all his salary and his entire travel allowance to charitable purposes. His modest household becomes a center for receiving and distributing donations, while the country people adopt the affectionate name Monseigneur Bienvenu for him.
Qué sucede
- After inspecting the crowded hospital, the Bishop arranges to exchange homes with its patients.
- He allocates fourteen thousand of his fifteen thousand francs to religious institutions, education, and charitable work.
- Mademoiselle Baptistine supports his choices, while Madame Magloire manages their small household budget and suggests claiming a travel allowance.
- The approved allowance provokes a senator’s anger and raises Madame Magloire’s hopes, but the Bishop assigns it entirely to charity.
- Donations flow through his hands without changing his simple life, and country people call him Monseigneur Bienvenu.

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En qué fijarte
M. Myriel welcomes a name expressing affection rather than rank. It matches his choice to place other people’s needs above his official comforts.
Comprobación rápida
What does the Bishop do with his three-thousand-franc travel allowance?

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