Les Misérables, Book 8: Cemeteries Take What Is Entrusted to Them, Chapter 8: riassunto
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In Chapter 8, Fauchelevent brings Jean Valjean and Cosette into the convent and answers every question addressed to his supposed brother, securing their admission under a false family identity. Jean Valjean becomes an assistant gardener named Ultime Fauchelevent, Cosette enters the school without paying, and Fauchelevent gains praise that reaches the Pope without his knowledge.
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- Fauchelevent and Jean Valjean collect Cosette from the fruit seller, where she spends twenty-four hours frightened, silent, and unable to eat or sleep.
- The three enter the convent, where Fauchelevent answers the prioress’s questions while Jean Valjean remains silent.
- The prioress accepts Jean Valjean as Fauchelevent’s brother and believes Cosette is his granddaughter.
- Jean Valjean receives a bell knee-pad and works beside Fauchelevent; Cosette becomes a charity pupil.
- The narrator explains that the prioress favors Cosette because she expects her plain appearance to encourage a religious vocation.
- Fauchelevent earns gratitude and distant religious praise but remains unaware of his fame.
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Fauchelevent supplies every answer, yet the questioning succeeds. Jean Valjean gains admission through another man’s control of his identity.
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What chiefly decides the prioress in favor of admitting Jean Valjean?
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