Theme Of Les Miserables

Timmy punched him in the face.You woke up Tony. Hi mommy.Where my bottle.Who dat .I hungry. I want wawa. I want cookie.Do you have anything eat.You ain’t getting anything. Maybe you have no food because you ate it all fatty.What did you call me short stop.No fighting I scared mommy.Why do you bully people.Fine do you really want to know yeah.When I was a kid my dad beat me up.He cheated on my mom and got another girlfriend.He was a bad dad.

He served 19 years in prison for stealing a loaf of bread because he was starving. While in prison, he met many other inmates that he started to build relationships with, both good and bad relationships. During his time in prison, he wasn't liked by many people, including the inmates and prison guards. Valjean was almost killed by his cell mates, but he escaped death on multiple occasions. In the movie Valjean said “ I was a dirty wretch like these men here” talking about his ex-cell mates.

Les Miserables (2012) Evaluation The film, Les Miserables (2012), tells the story of a prisoner who served nineteen years for stealing a loaf of bread. The prisoner, Jean Valjean, is released back into the world, only to quickly break patrol. He uses stolen money to reinvent himself as a mayor and a gentleman. He then takes in a young girl, Cosette, after her prostitute turned mother dies. All the while he is being chased by the prison officer who originally set him free.

In the drama "Les Miserables", the story of a man who has struggled to change is represented in a tragic tale, set in the early 1800s. The story represents life for people during the French Revolution, and provides an excellent telling of a ex-prisoner who goes through a life changing experience, and then goes on to truly make a difference. A man, called Jean Valjean, is wrongfully imprisoned for many, many years, and finally manages to gain his freedom. However, things in his life change immensely as he is shown mercy from a priest, and therefore, he is redeemed after realizing that he needs God in his life. The story includes many more aspects and trials, including a young mother who struggles to make ends meet for her young daughter

In the book Les Miserables by Victor Hugo, the main character Jean Valjean imprisoned for years after trying to steal food for his ill sister. He says, “[His knees suddenly bent under him, as if an invisible power suddenly overwhelmed him with the weight of his bad conscience; he fell exhausted . . . and cried

He only allows Kambili and Jaja to visit him fifteen minutes at a time. Eugene brainwashes his children into thinking that Papa Nnukwu takes part in “devilish folklore” and that the Igbo tradition is “evil”. When Eugene sees the painting of Papa Nnukwu that Kambili kept, he beats Kambili until she is hospitalized, again using violence as discipline. Eugene is very set in his ways and follows the rules of Christianity religiously, that is why when he sees Kambili eating the morning her period starts he beats the whole family, not questioning why the rules were broken or considering that there could be a reason for it. Another example of Eugene’s patriarchal role is when he orders the children to pray for forgiveness when they stay with their Papa Nnukwu for longer than fifteen minutes.

In one chapter, a man asked Corrie to help his wife, who had been captured. Come to find out, the man was a spy and had the whole watch shop raided and the ten Boom family was arrested. However, the Jews they were helping, hid themselves in the secret room. Casper was offered to be let go due to his age, but he refused and died ten days later. Corrie was sent to Scheveningen, later learning that her sister, Betsie, was in that same prison.

At the beginning Colonel Pyncheon is cursed; he happens to die the night of the house warming party. Hepzibah becomes so poor she must open a shop, while judge is flourishing. Clifford is in jail because of a crime he did not commit, most would think it was the curse. Later on we come to find out it was a hereditary disease. In the end all the unfortunate events are solved and the bad love becomes Love and

For both men forgiveness was necessary to change their ways, but Valjean was the only one who was able to accomplish this. However, Javert permitted his inability to accept growth drive him to the point of death. In the beginning of the movie, Jean Valjean is presented as a convict, who was imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread. While in jail, he faced many life changing experiences that left him with long lasting trauma. He was beaten by one of the guards, Javert, which is where their conflict began.

The servant loved the old man but could not take his eye, so one day he decided that he would kill the old man. For seven days just at midnight the servant would take an hour to creep in and shin a thin ray of light on the old man’s eye. Then on the 8th night the old man woke up and was frightened by the light, but the servant stood completely still and when he thought that old man went back to sleep the servant suffocated him with the sheet. Once dead the servant chopped up the old man and placed him under the floor boards. The next morning a neighbor had complained about a scream and the police showed up.

In chapter 8 “Speaking Smartly about the Salem Witchcrafts” thesis is Samuel Sewall 's family life during the crisis of the Salem witch trials. Samuel Sewall 's brother Stephen who was the director of the court throughout the trials, had fallen ill putting stress onto Sewall himself. In spite of this Sewall was facing issues in his home life. For example, Samuel had to give his son corporal punishment because Joseph had thrown a brass knob at his sister Betty causing her head to start bleeding. In addition, Joseph acted up again by throwing a tantrum, later he swallowed a bullet but later excreted it in the orchard.

This quote was said when Elie and his family arrived at the camp. He knew that, that very moment will be the last time he will ever see his mom and little sister again. Continuously in the book we see how Ellie always try to stay close to his dad because he is afraid of being by himself.. The sorrow that stares at him when he looks at himself in the mirror comes from all the sad things he has had to endure during his time in Birkenau. For example when he saw the little boy get hanged after being used as a sexual slave, or even when they had to eat snow with bread to fill their stomachs up.

In the novel Night, Idek shows evil in every way. Idek beats on Eli’s father countless times once to try to get Eli’s gold crown from his mouth. When he wasn’t beating on one of the prisoners he was taking advantage of a young girl at the camp. We see no sign of family in Idek’s life but plenty of evil outbreaks. Even though Idek is also Jewish just like all the other members of the camps and he too treats the prisoners like the German officers would or even worse.

Aremis Slake, a young boy got tired of living above the ground world for the fear of bullies that beats him all the time and no one to love or care for him. So he decided to live in an underground hideout in the New York City subway tunnel to escape from his bullies. While in his hideout, his source of livelihood was from reselling old newspapers, he collects from the train, scavenging, and a cleaning job. Suddenly Slake’s hiding place was destroyed by a train accident which devastated him. He fell sick and was taken to the hospital where he enjoyed the warmth and good food for a while.

ALONE( In New England 1861.) It is the year 1861, I am a ten year old boy named Kevin living in the slums of New England and have lost my parents to a disease called Measles. It is tough living in such a horrible place like this I hate eating rats and trash all day after seeing a group of pickpocketers scattered around the streets stealing money from rich people, they did it so quietly and they didn’t even notice. That day I decided to follow them and it brought me to a apartment building’ its walls were cracked and there seemed to be no doors on their hinges, out of nowhere someone grabs me and I start to struggle to get loose but it 's to late they have knocked me out. I’ve woke up laying on a tattered up old looking bed, my feet were freezing