Les Misérables、Book 7: The Champmathieu Affair, Chapter 11の要約
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In Chapter 11, Jean Valjean identifies himself before the court and demands that Champmathieu be freed, overcoming disbelief with private details about three convict witnesses. His confession exposes the identity behind M. Madeleine, leaves the court unable to stop his departure, and brings Champmathieu’s acquittal within an hour.
起こる出来事
- M. Madeleine approaches the three convict witnesses, declares himself Jean Valjean, and asks the court to release the prisoner.
- The President and district attorney suspect mental illness and ask for a doctor to take him home.
- Valjean insists he speaks truthfully, admits his thefts, and contrasts the damage of imprisonment with the help of kindness.
- He identifies Brevet’s suspenders, Chenildieu’s burn, and Cochepaille’s tattooed date, convincing the courtroom of his identity.
- Valjean leaves without being arrested, while the crowd and court officials stand aside.
- Within an hour, the jury clears Champmathieu, who leaves free but bewildered.

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注目するポイント
The declaration puts Valjean’s own freedom at risk to protect Champmathieu. It replaces his public identity as mayor with the identity the court seeks.
簡単な確認
What physical evidence confirms Valjean’s knowledge of Cochepaille?

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