Les Miserables
“The awakening of conscience is the greatness of soul.” Jean Valjean was born with poverty as his twin brother. He had lived with it, thus making him so attracted to its powerful magnet and pulling him towards starvation, which compels him to steal a loaf of bread. Only attempting to ease the hunger of his beloved, he fell into a deeper abyss of darkness – he was doomed to live the nineteen years in the galleys. There he learned to struggle to live and to escape the gloom of the galleys. Fortunately, in his release, he met Monsieur Myriel who helped him change the monster in him into an angel that can touch others’ life. This was the first transformation of Jean Valjean. It was not a mere transformation of something inside Jean but a great renovation of everything in him. It is not a single transformation but a start for a series of renovation of his disfigured soul. From a notorious criminal, he became an honorable man; from an ordinary human to a no less than a saint. Although he had spent many of his dark hours in the galleys, he still learned, experienced and accepted forgiveness and, most of all, love. He experienced the greatest of all emotions that is love. However, the path he took to gain these powe
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Approximate Word count = 820
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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