When I watched the whole drama, I found that each character relationship in the whole film revealed a different love. Whether it was Miliere, who represented the author's point of view, or Javert, who was influenced by Agen's love, even the insatiable shopkeeper saved Agen and Marius at the most important moment.
Every main character in the play I can't say which of them is the bad guy, because at that time, they were all living their own way, but it was the differences in their upbringing that made them sit and do what they thought was right.
Miliere's tolerance and fraternity for Ajan created an important turning point in the film, which is also the belief that the author Hugo wants to convey.
Arang, who had left the leader, understood what he had to do, so he used the money from the silver tableware given by the leader to help more people, influence more people, and pass on tolerance and love to more people.
All he did was hope that he would be forgiven, but God played a bigger joke on him.
As the mayor, he has always been extremely caring and considerate to the public, and even put down his identity and personally rescued a trapped driver.
But because of one of his own mistakes, the employee Fantine was killed. From then on, it was his responsibility to take care of Fantine's child, Cosette.
In order to take care of Cosette, he avoided the pursuit of Sheriff Javert. He put all his love on Cosette, and his love touched the nuns. In the convent, Cosette grew up healthy and happy into a big girl. As he grew older, Cosette, who grew up in a monastery, developed a strong curiosity about the outside world. In desperation, Ajan and Cosette moved to a new residence.
In the outside world, Cosette meets Marius, who grew up in a noble family. Marius' grandfather gave Marius a class concept from an early age, insulting Napoleon and his father who supported Napoleon. After growing up, Matthews, who learned the truth, left his grandfather and fell in love with Cosette at first sight.
But with their love comes a revolution. In order to be safe, Agen has to take Cosette to move again, and the note that Cosette left for Marius was taken by Eppenne. Epane has always been in love with Marius, but the twisted family circumstances prevent her from getting Marius' love.
Marius, who couldn't find Cosette, was distraught, thinking that without Cosette, it would be better to die on the revolutionary battlefield.
Revolution must be made of blood and flesh. Eppenne follows Marius to the revolutionary front. He loves Marius, but she knows she can't get it, so in the face of the bullet damage, she just asks Marius to kiss him on the forehead and give Cosette's note to him Marius.
Marius wrote a letter to Cosette at this address, but Agen discovered it. Furious, he also came to the revolutionary front to kill Marius. On the revolutionary front, saw the kidnapped Sheriff Javert. He knew he was guilty, but he needed a chance now. Let Sheriff Javert go and tell him that if he comes back alive, let him deal with it.
In the face of the sudden war, Agen didn't have time to recognize Marius, but unexpectedly rescued him, and carried him all the way through the sewers, and finally sent him home.
On the way, he met Sheriff Javert, whose tolerance and love once again surprised Sheriff Javert. The feeling that Sheriff Javert could not understand made the Sheriff let him go. In the end, Sheriff Javert used the word "crazy" to evaluate his actions.
Finally, the wedding of Marius and Cosette means that Agen's road to redemption is coming to an end. He knew that he was still a prisoner in the end, so he voluntarily left Cosette and secretly returned to the house of the original Miliere.
Cosette, returning from her honeymoon, finds her father gone, and is extremely sad. But with love as the driving force, she suddenly guessed where her father was. In the end, Ajan held Cosette's hand and completed his road of redemption and transmission of love. Ajean entrusted all the truth, goodness and beauty to Cosette, and the couple Cosette and Marius are the author Hugo's sustenance for beautiful things.
Love is the beginning and necessary condition for everything good. In the face of all good and evil, please be tolerant.
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