Les Misérables, Chapter 4: riassunto
Chapter 4 di 365 · Book 1: A Just Man · 12 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 4, the Bishop challenges selfishness, asks for help for the poor, and urges people to judge human faults with mercy and attention to circumstance. He comforts a condemned murderer through execution, but witnessing the guillotine deeply disturbs him and makes him question the human right to take life.
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- The Bishop uses jokes and pointed replies to challenge pride in rank, inheritance, and grudging charity.
- He describes rural poverty, speaks local dialects, and connects wrongdoing with social neglect and lack of education.
- He questions a prosecutor’s conduct after hearing how deception makes a woman betray her lover.
- When the curé refuses to attend a condemned murderer, the Bishop comforts the prisoner and accompanies him onto the scaffold.
- The execution leaves him distressed, questioning human punishment and avoiding the execution site.
- He comforts sick, dying, and bereaved people through patient company and religious hope.

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Why does the Bishop attend the condemned murderer?

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