Les Miserables-The Grand Spirits of the Miserable
The world is composed of light and dark. It is of evil and good, concrete and abstract, black and white, planes and curves, stark and subtle. Like the faces of the coin, these opposing forces can never fully merge into the other, yet as separate entities, they make up a singular material which cannot do without one of the two missing. This is Les Miserables, a never ending search for freedom which can only be the fruit of acceptance. The obsessed law man and the saintly criminal. The good who is not so good and the bad who is not all that bad. Two grand and similar spirits that cannot exist as one, bound by the constraints of misinterpreted honor and the chains of the past. Javert, born in jail, saw himself as an ostracized adolescent with but two paths open
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Les Miserables, Javert Valjeans, Javert Valjean, les miserables, Valjean Javerts, chose live,
Approximate Word count = 617
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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