Fauchelevent and Cosette's home is located in Montfermeil, a commune in the eastern suburbs of Paris, France. It is a small village where they live in poverty before being taken in by Jean Valjean.
Monsieur Gillenormand refers to Jean Valjean as "Monsieur Fauchelevent" in Victor Hugo's novel "Les Misérables." This is a play on words based on Valjean's alias as well as his association with the wealthy Fauchelevent family.
Jean Valjean, alias 24,601, Mayor Madeleine, Ultimus Fauchelevent, etc.
Jean Valjean is despondent after Cosette's wedding because he feels like he is losing her to Marius, who is now her husband. He also realizes that he is growing older and that his presence in Cosette's life will soon diminish as she starts her new life with Marius. Additionally, he struggles with the idea that he may no longer be needed or have a purpose now that Cosette has someone else to take care of her.
In Les Misérables, Hugo asserts that love and compassion are the most important gifts one person can give another and that always displaying these qualities should be the most important goal in life. Valjean's transformation from a hate-filled and hardened criminal into a well-respected philanthropist epitomizes Hugo's emphasis on love, for it is only by learning to love others that Valjean is able to improve himself. While Valjean's efforts on behalf of others inevitably cause him problems, they also give him a sense of happiness and fulfillment that he has never before felt. Valjean's love for others-in particular, for Cosette-is what keeps him going in desperate times.Hugo also makes clear that loving others, while difficult, is not always a thankless task, and he uses Valjean and Fauchelevent to show that love begets love, and compassion begets compassion. Valjean jumps out of a crowd of onlookers to rescue Fauchelevent; years later, Fauchelevent repays Valjean's bravery by offering him refuge in the convent of Petit-Picpus. In Hugo's novel, love and compassion are nearly infectious, passed on from one person to another. After M. Myriel transforms Valjean with acts of trust and affection, Valjean, in turn, is able to impart this compassion to Cosette, rescuing her from the corrupting cruelty of the Thénardiers. Cosette's love then reaches fulfillment through her marriage to Marius, and their love for each other leads them both to forgive Valjean for his criminal past.
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