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Les Misérables, Book 2: The Fall, Chapter 1 summary

Book 2: The Fall, Chapter 1 of 365 · 17 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 1, Jean Valjean enters D—— hungry and exhausted, but innkeepers and a householder refuse him shelter after recognizing him or hearing about him. After even a dog drives him away, he returns to town, where the Marquise de R—— gives him money and points him toward an untried door.

What happens

  1. An exhausted traveler enters D——, visits the town hall, and asks for food and lodging at Jacquin Labarre’s inn.
  2. Labarre sends a boy to the town hall, identifies the traveler as Jean Valjean, and orders him out.
  3. A fishmonger alerts another tavern keeper, who also expels him; children throw stones, and the prison refuses him lodging.
  4. A householder threatens him with a gun, and a dog drives him from a kennel he mistakes for shelter.
  5. He leaves town, finds the countryside desolate, returns, and lies on a stone bench.
  6. The Marquise de R—— gives him four sous and directs him to a small house beside the Bishop’s palace.

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What to notice

Jean Valjean’s claim sums up his exhaustion and repeated rejection. The woman answers by showing him a door he has not tried.

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What does the Marquise de R—— do for the traveler?

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