French History and Les Mis

I know a couple things about the French Revolution. I know that the King Louis the 16 was out here wasting the towns money on party's with other important people while his people of his town were struggling. The King would also spend it on lavish clothes and on the military. But very few of that money was spent on food close to none was being spent on food. So food prices started going up it was really hard for people to feed their family's and somedays they wouldn't eat at all. Moms where getting really mad cause if someone is hurting a mothers kid lets just say your going to be in deep trouble. So the mothers of France marched the Versailles which was where the kings palace was at and the guards that tried to stop the women were then killed by the women had there heads chopped off and put on sticks. They then forced the king to bring the prices down and to promise them he would provide more for the people. The king agreed for now. The king later did the same thing and the village brought him to town and did an execution for the king and any one who had been associated with him. Napoleon was considered an emperor because he had curfews for the people of France and if anyone was caught outside pass curfew there would be consequences. Napoleon also restored peace in France by himself.

Triad of good, evil & justice

I think Fantine is going to end up dying because she was so excited about Cosette coming to see her mom. I think after some time passes by she will be so sad and heart broken that she’s is just going to die. I think Jean Valjean will beat the case because it was a long time ago and he has changed from then to know tremendously too. Jean has been giving gold to the unfortunate for a long time. If Jean ends up going to jail then I think Javert will be hated by his whole community. I think that because Jean Was sorta the reason everyone lived so comfortable now that he’s gone because of Javert is going to make the whole community go off.

Les Mis is not funny

I think Victor Hugo doesn't involve humor in the story because he takes the situation serious. What i mean by that is he has most likely has seen it when he goes around. So when he sees those types of stuff he feels deep for it. What i mean by that is he takes it to the heart when he sees stuff like that. Victor Hugo knows its a real problem and is just talking about it and is just trying to get more awareness on it.

Have to versus to want to

I think the lit circles and hw are the same because they are both work and u have to complete both of them by a certain deadline. I think the only difference is the out come because for hw it’s a grade just for yourself it’s easy because you choose if u want to do it or not. For the lit circles it’s a grade for multiple people if someone doesn’t do there job it inflected on the whole group.

How you know what I know

To show you what I know I you can use notes and summarize a bunch of notes. Also make slide shows. With summarizations you get a whole bunch of information in a small little passage. You get the most important things that took place you get a lot of detail you get certain stuff getting broken down. With slides I think it’s easier because you get the same thing as u get with the summarizing but you get visual examples and sometimes it’s easier for some people to learn with visual examples then with just reading some words and trying to figure it out by yourself.

Javert

I think Javert is a paragon of justice because he isn't fair in a lot of the cases and he gives hard sentences. When he arrested Fantine he didn't even bother going after the other guy who was talking all that stuff about her and then put snow down her back. Javert reminds me of the Thearnadier family because the family isn't fair to Cosette and are really messed up to her. Same with Javert he is really tough on Fantine just because she was defending her self.

Les Mis Notes

Why did M sur M release Fantine from jail? Why did M sur M offer to take care of her and Cosette? Why did the Thernadier family want the money so bad and felt the need to ask so much from Fantine?

Les Mis 155-177

Why did M sur M pay for the old mans horse and carriage if he wasn't the on to damaged it. Does this part of the book play an important role?