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1, Julian, the hero in red and black, is the son of a carpenter in a small town in Verriere. He is young, handsome, strong-willed, and smart, and he hoped to enter the upper class through personal struggle from an early age. After the restoration of the dynasty, Julien's success in wearing the Red Army and obeying the army was blocked, so he decided to wear black church clothes and climb up. Tutoring at the mayor's house is Julian's first step into society. Julian has a warm relationship with the mayor's wife because of his revenge on the mayor and his adventurous attitude of trying his courage. After the news broke, Julian entered the Besancon Theological Seminary, and then came to Paris with Dean Bilal to become the secretary of the Marquis of larmor. Because of his intelligence and personality, he not only won the appreciation of the marquis, but also won the marquis's heart. They got married secretly. Although Mr. larmor was furious about this marriage, he was helpless, and even got the title of knight, the rank of lieutenant and the manor with an annual income of 20,600 francs. The good times didn't last long. Just when Julien was full of ambition, he fell into the trap set by the aristocratic class and the church, and was finally guillotined and became a victim of the conspiracy of the ruling class.

2. La Traviata

Margaret turned out to be a poor country girl. After coming to Paris, she started her career as a comedian. Because of his beauty, aristocratic children in Paris rushed to chase after him and became temporary "social stars". She always carries a bunch of Camellia, and is called "La Traviata".

La Traviata has lung disease. During the spa treatment, there was a noble lady in the sanatorium. Her figure and appearance are similar to Margaret's, but her lung disease has reached the third stage and she died soon. The young lady's father, Duke Morialon, happened to find Margaret very much like his daughter, so he took her as his adopted daughter. Margaret told her story, and the duke promised to pay all her daily expenses as long as she could change her past life. But Margaret couldn't do it at all, so the duke cut the money in half. Margaret can't make ends meet and now she owes tens of thousands of francs.

One night 10, after Margaret came back, a group of guests came to visit. Neighbor brutus brought two young people, one of whom was armand Dewar, the son of Mr. Dewar, the director of taxation. He is madly in love with La Traviata.

A year ago, during Margaret's illness, armand came to ask about her illness every day, but refused to leave her name. Bruce told Margaret about armand's infatuation, and Margaret was very moved. When Margaret was dancing with her friends, her illness suddenly broke out. Armand was very concerned to persuade her not to hurt herself like this and confessed to Margaret. He told La Traviata that he still cherished the buttons she lost six months ago. Margaret's already fragile heart moved again. She gave Armand a camellia and promised her heart.

Armand's sincere love inspired Margaret's desire for life. She decided to get rid of the boring life in Paris and go to the country with Armand for a while. She was going to plan a sum of money by herself, so she asked Armand to leave her for one night. When armand was out, she happened to meet Margaret's ex-lover and suddenly became jealous. He wrote a strongly worded letter to Margaret, saying that he didn't want to be the object of ridicule and that he would leave Paris.

But he didn't leave. Margaret is all his hope and life. He knelt down and asked Margaret to forgive him. Margaret told Armand, "You are the one I call in my troubled and lonely life."

After hard work, Margaret and armand rented a house on the outskirts of Paris. When the duke knew about it, he cut off Margaret's financial resources. She pawned her gold and silver jewelry and carriage to pay for her living expenses. When armand learned about it, she decided to transfer an inheritance left by her mother to repay Margaret's debt. The agent asked him to sign, so he left Margaret for Paris.

This letter was originally written by armand's father, Mr. Dewar. He tried to trick armand into leaving and then went to find Margaret. Tell Margaret that his daughter is in love with a decent teenager. When the family heard about the relationship between armand and Margaret, they said: armand will break up the marriage relationship unless he breaks up with Margaret. Margaret painfully begged Mr. Dewar to kill her if she wanted to break off relations with armand, but Mr. Dewar never gave in. For armand and his family, she had to make sacrifices and vowed to break up with armand.

Margaret wrote a dear John letter to Armand very sadly, and then returned to Paris to start her absurd life again. She accepted the pursuit of Baron Wavel, and Baron Wavel paid off all her debts and redeemed her jewelry and carriage. Armand also returned to his hometown with his painful father.

Armando still misses Margaret very much, and he came to Paris again. He was determined to avenge Margaret's betrayal. He found Margaret and embarrassed her everywhere. Said she was a heartless bitch who sold love as a commodity. Facing Armand's misunderstanding, Margaret sadly advised him to forget himself and never meet again. Armand wants her to escape from Paris with herself, go to a place where no one knows them, and keep their love. Margaret said she couldn't do that because she swore an oath. Armand mistakenly thought that she and the baron had made a vow of eternal love, so he angrily pushed Margaret down, threw a pile of money at her and turned away. Margaret let out a cry and fainted.

Margaret was so stimulated that she couldn't afford to get sick. The baron was injured in a duel with Armand who went abroad. With the coming of the new year, Margaret's illness is getting worse and worse. She looks pale. No one came to visit her, and she felt particularly lonely. Mr. Dewar wrote to tell her that he thanked Margaret for keeping her promise and wrote to tell armand the truth. Now Margaret's only hope is to see Armand again.

Before she died, the creditor came with an iou and forced her to pay her debts. The executioner was ordered to execute the judgment, seized all her property and auctioned it after her death. On her deathbed, she kept calling armand's name, "Silent tears flowed from her eyes". She never saw her beloved again.

After her death, only a kind neighbor, Millie, buried her. When Armand returned to Paris, she gave her a diary of Margaret. From the diary, armand knew her noble heart. "Besides your insult is evidence that you have always loved me, I seem to feel that the more you torture me, the more noble I am in your eyes when you know the truth."

With infinite regret and melancholy, Armand moved her grave for burial and filled it with white camellia.

3。 Winner of the tragic world

18 15，d。

Jean Valjean, who stole a loaf of bread to save two nephews who were starving to death, was finally released on parole after serving a sentence of 19 years, but according to the law at that time, he had to show his "separation certificate" indicating his status as a convict at any time. Because of his position, no one treats him well and accepts him except the bishop. But years of hard labor have long made Jean Valjean indifferent. In the evening, he stole the bishop's silver and was stopped by the police. However, the bishop lied to the police that he gave it to Jean Valjean voluntarily, and gave him two precious silver candlesticks. He said to him, "Remember my brother, you must be a good man with this silver table ... I will redeem your soul for God." Jean Valjean was surprised at the bishop's behavior. He was deeply moved and decided to turn over a new leaf.

1823, Montenegrin by the sea

Jean Valjean changed his name to Madeleine. Because of his technical reform, he made a lot of money for the local area. People liked him very much for his charitable character, and unanimously elected the factory owner as the mayor.

At this time, there was a female worker named Fantine in his factory, whose beauty was envied by other female workers; When they learned that Fantine had an illegitimate daughter, they used it as an excuse to dismiss her in the name of the factory owner.

Fantine bought her blonde hair and a pair of white front teeth to pay for her daughter's alimony. However, this still can't satisfy the greedy Thenardier. Fantine, desperate, was forced to become a prostitute. For the sake of her daughter, she could only bear the humiliation. Fantine refused to take advantage of a playboy who tried to take advantage of her and wrestled with him. Police Javert wanted to send her to prison, but he didn't know why. Fantine pleaded with Jean Valjean. Jean Valjean came, and she said to him, "You let your people drive me away.". Jean Valjean felt guilty and demanded that she be sent to the hospital at once.

On the road, a man was knocked down by a speeding carriage and pinned under the wheel. Jean Valjean came to save him, but his strength was too great. Javert suspected that the mayor in front of him might be Jean Valjean, a convict who was paroled that year. But he never dared to prove it, so he reviewed his disrespectful speculation to the mayor and reported that he had arrested Jean Valjean not long ago. Mr. Madeleine, that is, Jean Valjean, didn't want to be taken away by an innocent person, so he decided to rush to the court and confess his identity to everyone-Jean Valjean, criminal 24605438+0.

Jean Valjean asked Javert to see Fantine again before arresting him. Fantine was eager to see her daughter Cosette, and Jean Valjean assured her that he would protect Cosette as his own child. Fantine whispered her daughter's name and died peacefully. Javert rushed to the hospital to arrest Jean Valjean, but he knocked him unconscious and ran away.

1823, Meng

Cosette, who had been fostered in Thenardier's house for five years, suffered inhuman abuse all day long; But this black-hearted couple likes their two daughters very much. Poor Cosette fantasized that she could go to the castle in the clouds, because no one shouted and no one asked her to do heavy work again. Thenardier, who had just returned from Waterloo, proudly showed off his "great achievements" on the battlefield in the hotel.

Jean Valjean found Cosette pumping water alone in the Woods. He gave Thenardier 65,438 francs and took Cosette to Paris overnight.

Nine years later, 1832, Paris.

There was a big riot in this city, because General Lamarck, who is deeply loved by the people, may die soon. Gavroche, a tramp, also took to the streets to participate. Enzola and Marius were surrounded by poor people. Seeing this situation, they hope to build a barricade as soon as possible to fight against the enemy.

Javert is still chasing Jean Valjean. He swore by the stars in the night sky that Jean Valjean must be arrested and brought to justice.

In a cafe, a group of idealistic students are discussing the revolution enthusiastically. They will hold an uprising at the funeral of General Lamarck. Marius, on the other hand, was infatuated with Cosette only once, totally immersed in the joy of love.

Gavroche, a vagrant, brought the news of the death of General Lamarck, and everyone took to the streets under the leadership of Enzola to win the support of the people.

At this time, Cosette also had an affection for Marius and longed for him to come back to her. Although Eponine, who loved Marius deeply, was filled with sadness, she took Marius to Cosette's house.

Thenardier couldn't escape to Paris and happened to live next door to Marius. When Jean Valjean came to help them, Thenardier gathered a gang of hooligans to rob them of money. Eponine came out to stop them and screamed and dispersed them. Jean Valjean thought Javert had discovered his whereabouts and immediately wanted to take Cosette away.

The revolution is about to break out. Let's analyze the revolutionary situation from our own perspective. Students should fight for their revolutionary beliefs; Javert should faithfully defend the government; Ai Boning can only face the future of unrequited love; Cosette and Marius also bid farewell in despair in the chaos; Thenardier should take this opportunity to make a fortune.

Paris, 1832

The students built roadblocks in the alley, ready to have a big fight with the military and police. Eponine followed Marius here, but Marius, fearing for her safety, asked her to write a letter to Cosette on the pretext of leaving the dangerous barricade. Eponine did not find Cosette, but met Jean Valjean, so he had to ask Jean Valjean to give him the letter. After reading the letter, Jean Valjean was deeply moved and decided to join the student corps and fight alongside him.

Javert infiltrated the barricade, but Gavroche, a clever tramp (a child abandoned by Thenardier), saw through the identity of the policeman and was tied to a post by the students; On the other hand, Eponine returned to the barricade, was shot to protect Marius, and finally died in his arms.

Jean Valjean joined the student army, and Enzola wanted to repay him for his heroic performance in the first battle. Jean Valjean asked Javert to be handed over to him. Javert thought he would die, but he let him go again. But instead of thanking him, Javert warned Jean Valjean that if he saw him again, he would be arrested and brought to justice.

As night falls, the first round of fighting has just ended. The students fell asleep wearily drinking and singing. Jean Valjean looked at the sleeping Marius and prayed to God for his safety like a father.

The next day, the second round of fighting began. Gavroche ran out of the barricade in search of ammunition and was killed by the army. In the last battle, all the rebels led by Nzola were killed, only Marius survived, but he was also seriously injured. Jean Valjean escaped from the sewer with Marius on his back, exhausted on the way. There I met Thenardier, who stole corpses for a living. He stole Marius' ring and watch. When Jean Valjean woke up, Javert had found this place. Jean Valjean asked Javert to allow him to send the injured young man home, and then he could be at his disposal. Javert agreed. But Jean Valjean's behavior of letting him go again and again forced him to admit Jean Valjean's tolerance and kindness and was moved by it. Javert was full of hesitation and contradiction in the face of his own beliefs and Jean Valjean's behavior. If Jean Valjean is a good man, is the law he has always believed in wrong? In extreme contradiction, Javert jumped into the Seine.

Under the care of Cosette and his grandfather day and night, Marius recovered day by day, but he never knew who was the savior. When we returned to the cafe where everyone was talking about the revolutionary ideal, the empty tables and chairs reminded Marius of his friends, and he was deeply saddened by seeing things and thinking about people.

Marius recovered and married Cosette. Jean Valjean asked for forgiveness. He didn't want to defile the union of these pure people. He volunteered to confess his past to Marius, hoping that he would keep a secret for himself and not tell Cosette to make her sad. Marius was surprised when he heard this. Not only did he refuse Jean Valjean to give them a large sum of money, but he also gently hinted that Jean Valjean would not affect his and Cosette's future life. At the wedding reception, Thenardier took out his ring and watch as "evidence" to prove that Jean Valjean was the murderer and blackmailed him. Only when Marius saw the "evidence" did he know that the original savior was none other than Jean Valjean! He regretted it and immediately took Cosette to Jean Valjean's house.

But since the loss of his only lover, Cosette, Jean Valjean has become weaker, more miserable and more lonely, and he is dying. Before he died, he told them that the huge sum of money was not ill-gotten gains, but he had accumulated it through years of hard work, and told the story of Cosette. Jean Valjean died with Fantine, Eponine and all the students who died in the uprising, accompanied by his relatives. ...

4. Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre, an orphan girl, was sent to an aristocratic school by a mean and tricky aunt and was tortured and bullied until she reached adulthood. She was hired as a governess to Thornfield. Rochester, the owner of the village, is indifferent, melancholy and unfathomable. Jane Eyre is still moved by her and gives her true feelings. However, it was not until the moment before marriage that the lawyer suddenly visited Rochester and accused him of bigamy that she realized that Rochester's original wife was a crazy girl. Happy life passed by, Jane Eyre left Rochester, and they fell into the abyss of pain. Although Jane Eyre left Lawrence's house, she still remembered Rochester's heartbreaking call. When she returned to Thornfield, the manor was completely destroyed by the fire, leaving only Rochester, in ruins and blind. Jane Eyre bravely went to Romania to rebuild her happy home. ...