What is the climax of Les miserables?

Answer 1

The climax of Les Misérables, the classic literature novel written by Victor Hugo, is the following: At the barricades where Marius, Valjean, and Javert are all meeting.

Answer 2

The climax of Les Misérables, the classic literature novel written by Victor Hugo, is the following: At the barricades where Marius, Valjean, and Javert are all meeting.

Answer 3

The climax of Les Misérables, the classic literature novel written by Victor Hugo, is the following: At the barricades where Marius, Valjean, and Javert are all meeting.

Answer 4

The climax of Les Misérables occurs when Jean Valjean reveals his true identity to save an innocent man, Marius, during the June Rebellion in Paris. This act of sacrifice and redemption ultimately leads to resolution of the main characters' storylines.