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Fourth part.
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Then, on that date of June 1832,
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Paris woke under the threat
of a Republican insurrection.
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WARNING! In contempt of our rights,
individual liberty has been violated.
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LaFayette was menaced by Louis-Phillipe
dragoons at General Lamarque's funeral.
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Will you let that insult go unanswered?
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No! To arms, citizens!
Long live the Republic!
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"Would you take this
to the post-office, Sir?"
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The friends of Marius.
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"Are you coming?
Freedom needs men."
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"In any case, see you in the "Corinth",
in the Rue Chanvrerie."
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The third address
of Jean Valjean.
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The barricade.
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...beloved,
...father wanted...
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we leave right away... we are
in rue de l'Homme-Arme... Cosette.
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A talkative blotter.
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Poor father... strange father,
a mixture of grandfather and mother...
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who had seen that girl as a light,
as his household, his family...
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as his homeland, as paradise,
and now there was nothing!
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"The Corinth Grape"
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The insurgents had made
the 'Corinth Grape' their headquarters.
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"Death to the tyrant"
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"We should be able to shoot
from this building."
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"Once we're at the window,
to hell with anyone advancing!"
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A man named Le Cabuc.
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"Open up!"
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"No, that's impossible!"
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"Wake up to yourself.
Think what you're doing."
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"We can't let anyone
give our struggle a bad name."
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"An informer."
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Inspector Javert, when
his political mission ends,
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will check that the criminals are still
on the right bank of the Seine
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near the Jena bridge.
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"Who's alive?"
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"The French Revolution!"
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"So... Claquesous...!
He was with the police?"
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Gunpowder!
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"Get back, or I'll blow up
the barricade!"
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"I'm going to die!'
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"I didn't want you to get this letter.
But you may have been angry with me."
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"When we meet again,
then maybe..."
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"And now, do something for me..."
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"Promise me that when I die,
you'll kiss me on the forehead."
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"I shall feel it."
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"It's my brother!"
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"You see, Mr Marius... I do believe
I was a little in love with you."
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"Fancy spending summer killing each other,
when you could be out in the country
enjoying yourselves."
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"Total stupidity!"
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"My dearly beloved,
my father wanted
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that we leave right away... we are
in 7 rue de l'Homme-Arme... Cosette.
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Thus Marius was sending off
Gavroche, son of Thenardier,
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at the imminent catastrophe.
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"Is Miss Cosette here?"
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For the reply, it's to the provisional
government at the Chanvrerie barricade.
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Our marriage was impossible.
My grandfather refused.
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I went to your home,
but I couldn't find you.
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I'll die. I love you.
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"Present!"
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"We must block it
with that mattress."
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"Who is that man?"
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"I know him."
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"Our ammunition here
won't last 15 minutes."
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We're ugly in Nanterre,
It's because of Voltaire.
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And stupid in Palaisseau,
It's because of Rousseau.
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Happy is my character,
because of Voltaire.
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My clothes are in tatters,
because of Rousseau.
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I fall to the ground
because of Voltaire.
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My face in the gutter,
because of...
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"The last one to leave
will smash that informer's head in."
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"I want to blow his brains out
right now."
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"You don't deserve to die!"
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"You'll see!"
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"Take your revenge!"
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"A knife. You're right,
this suits you better."
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"You're free."
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"I'm tired of you.
Better you kill me."
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So, overcoming his hatred
for the man...
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who had taken from him Cosette
and his happiness...
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"May I...?"
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Inspector Javert, when
his political mission ends,
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will check that the criminals are still
on the right bank of the Seine
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near the Jena bridge.
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"You've killed the man, that's alright,
but you can't get out. I have the key."
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So give me half.
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"Who are you?"
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"Inspector Javert,
arrest me, but first..."
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My name is Marius Pontmercy.
Take my body to my grandfather,
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Monsieur Guillenormand,
6 Rue des Filles du Calvaire.
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"So this is how he comes back to me...
He knew I'd be waiting for him."
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Javert was suffering terribly.
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For several hours the situation
had ceased being simple.
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He was worried.
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He'd been forced to acknowledge
that goodness existed.
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A convict had been good, and Javert,
incredibly, had been good too.
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He felt he was being cowardly.
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Javert's ethos was not to be a decent
human being, but to be irreproachable...
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Authority.
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Law.
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Duty.
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Justice.
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Goodness.
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God.
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Wedding.
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Jean Valjean was sick. He hadn't
been able to attend the wedding.
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"Good morning, father."
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"I faked an injury
so as not to to commit a forgery."
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"Sir, I've something to tell you.
I'm an ex-convict."
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I did 19 years hard labour.
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"And you're Cosette's father?
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"My name is Jean Valjean.
I'm no relation of Cosette."
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"Maybe it's better that I
don't see Cosette again."
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"Don't say anything to her."
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"I'll keep your secret.".
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And this was the last stage
of Jean Valjean's ordeal.
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A new life had taken hold
of Cosette.
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Marius's influence showed
itself to be irresistible.
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Gripped by his love, and devoted
to many new activities...
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her feelings for Jean Valjean
begin to weaken.
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She was still fond of him though.
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But he was out of her life
and thoughts, if not her heart.
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And bit by bit,
she was separated from him.
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He was on his own.
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Cosette, bless you.
Your husband was right
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to make me understand
that I needed to go.
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However he was not quite right
in what he believed.
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Keep loving him
when I am dead.
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If God had given me the talent,
I'd be a member of the Institute.
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But He didn't. I do though possess
a secret concerning an individual.
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It concerns you,
and it's yours for the asking.
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Thenardier.
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"Mr Thenardier."
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"I'm listening, Mr Thenardier."
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"That Jean Valjean is a murderer."
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"I already know that.
He killed Javert."
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"Javert? That was suicide."
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"Baron, on June 6, 1832..."
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"...and the man carrying his body
was Jean Valjean."
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"You wretch!
You came to accuse that man..."
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"You've only justified him.
But take this money and get out!"
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"Waterloo protects you."
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"But, we'll take you away, father.
We'll know how to cherish you."
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"If only you knew
how pretty the garden is..."
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"What a shame...
since I'm going to die."
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Your mother was called Fantine.
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Never forget that name, Cosette.
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He remembers Msgr Myriel.
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He falls asleep.
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Although fate had been
strange to him, he was alive.
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He died when he no longer had his angel.
It was as simple as that...
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As night comes when the day is gone.
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