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Les Misérables, Book 2: The Ship Orion, Chapter 3: riassunto

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In Chapter 3, Jean Valjean breaks his ankle chain and saves a sailor hanging from the Orion’s rigging, but falls into the harbor while returning to his detachment. His body remains missing, and a newspaper reports his drowning, identifying the rescuer by name and prison number.

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  1. The damaged Orion reaches Toulon, and the narrator condemns ceremonial military spending and France’s campaign against Spanish liberty.
  2. The narrator describes warships’ immense strength and vulnerability before explaining the damage that brings the Orion into port.
  3. A sailor falls from a yard and hangs from a swinging footrope, while his frightened crewmates hesitate.
  4. An elderly convict obtains permission, breaks his ankle chain, climbs into the rigging, and carries the sailor to safety.
  5. The crowd demands a pardon, but the convict falls into the sea while descending, and searchers find no body.
  6. The next day’s newspaper declares the convict drowned and identifies him as Jean Valjean, number 9,430.

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What does the newspaper report about Jean Valjean’s body?

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