For each reading, respond to the prompt provided by Mr. Chandler. Each answer should be 1-2 paragraphs, using 3-4 direct quotes from the novel as evidence. Be sure to cite page numbers for each quote. This journal is your final review for Les Miserables. Unless otherwise noted, please complete these logs without outside assistance. As always, be careful to avoid plagiarism and follow the class writing rubric to guide your writing.See you soon!01/30/14Characterize either Monseigneur Bienvenu or Jean ValjeanIn this novel, Les Misérables by Victor Hugo, Monseigneur Bienvenu is portrayed with his personality. For example, he is very kind and forgiving. “At first glance, and to the person who saw him for the first time, he was nothing more than a good person” (5). He also believes that people deserve second chances. But I expect to see this character evolve throughout the story because he is very uneducated at the beginning of the story. I also think he will be influenced by other characters around him.2/3/14Characterizing Javert.Javert is a very dedicated police officer and determined to help others. He carries out his work with such passion that he feels "only disdain, aversion and disgust for all those who once exceeded the limits of the law" (55). Javert has his problems like everyone else but he is so passionate about his work that he forgets to show mercy from time to time. His feelings toward those who participate in the crime are hatred, and he “cannot be deceived; a magistrate never does harm” (55). Javert believes that all crime is a form of rebellion. His way of acting is influenced by his past. In his past, "his [way of life] was a life of deprivation, isolation, self-denial and chastity" (... middle of paper ...... the first instinct is to arrest Jean for having participated in the uprising but then he realizes that this is his friend and that if Jean is removed from his life, he will have no one else in this world that he loves. , he decides to take a different path and seek new meaning in his life.3/18/14How do Jean Valjean's actions and words in the final reading (pp. 548-595) relate to or develop a theme of the novel? At the end of the novel, Jean begins to wonder if he has lived his whole life the wrong way, Jean begins to have a lot of doubts about the choices he has made. he should have been nicer and not so stuck with the law. Javier finally makes the decision to be able to live more with himself He drowns in the raging river. story because Javier should have been more extroverted..