The First Attack, Bring Him Home & Finale— Complete Relief
After the trial,
Jean Valjean takes his flight and flees for freedom; over the years, he has
been escaping Javert’s ceaseless hunt, whereas on the other hand endeavoring to
form a stable living environment for his adopted daughter Cosette, which is
free from hazard and fear, hoping that his beloved one can grow into wholeness
and accompany him throughout his rest life. Nevertheless, there are several changes
beyond expectation emerging in succession— the thrilling kidnap, Javert’s
reappearance, and all the slight chaos leading to the substantial rebellion.
Jean
Valjean is stressed out, burdening great tension; he has once considered avoiding
the entire potential crisis and escaping to England, but somehow he stays and
joins in the crusade. In the revolution, Jean Valjean encounters his two
greatest enemy, inspector Javert and Marius, Cosette’s lover— the one who
attempts to deprive of his freedom and the one who intends to take his beloved
one away from him. In both confrontations, Jean Valjean holds great dominance
and could have killed them initially. However, after witnessing the sufferings
of the wretched as well as experiencing a process of meditation, Jean Valjean
decides to face his inner conflict, accept his past and present as well as the
reality frankly, and finally chooses to forgive and let them be.
Though
it’s not quite happy in his remaining years, since that Marius totally has no
idea that Jean Valjean saves him, and even suspects him as a murderer, he has
retrieved his spirit from entire grief and misgiving; his soul is released from
heavy burden. In the end, Jean Valjean grasps the essence of love and hope, and
finally dies in peace.
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