IN the musical, I do not believe that Javert directly asks to be killed. However, due to his belief that any person that breaks the law is a horrible person, he fiercely believes that Valjean wants to put an end to his life. Because of this Javert kinda rubs it in his face that he was right all along and Valjean is a bad person because he is going to do that.
In terms of the actual suicide, when Valjean refuses to kill Javert it overwhelms him because Valjean's act of mercy disproves the beliefs he has lived by for his whole life. The fact that everything he knows and has lived by is a lie drives him insane and causes him to no longer want his life.
I also believe (this bit is my personal opinion and not widely believed) that the realization of the cruelty he has shown to so many criminals he believed were horrible, irredeemable people broke his heart as he realized what a cruel and heartless man he, himself was and he believed he no longer deserved to live.
No. Every single man who stayed at the barricade was killed, except for Jean Valjean and Marius. They were outnumbered, and the revolution failed. This concept is conveyed in Marius' song after their deaths, which includes the lyrics, "Oh my friends, my friends, don't ask me/what your sacrifice was for."
Marius Pontmercy is a central character in the film Les Miserables, a young student involved in the June Rebellion in Paris. He falls in love with Cosette, daughter of Jean Valjean, and struggles with his revolutionary ideals and his personal relationships. He is portrayed as a romantic and idealistic character in the story, who ultimately plays a key role in the narrative.
ok not to be mean but 1st of all the tigers come at night is just a line in the song. The song is really called i dreamed a dream, and you need permission because someone else wrote that song so you need they're permission
French "les" means "the" (plural) in English. Ask a separate question for Arabic.
Et les enfants?
j'adore les animaux
ask for 'les toilettes' or 'les WC' (pronounced 'lay-vay-say' or 'lay-doobl-vay-say'). Do not ask 'to wash your hands' as French would take it literally.
You can ask "Quels sont les mois de l'année en français?" in French to inquire about the months of the year.
"tu fais quoi pendant les vacances ?" is a familiar French sentence to ask "what are you doing during the holidays?"
Translation: Ask the questions!However, this is a more classical form of French and literally means "Make the questions". The proper way to say "Ask the questions!" in modern French is "Pose les questions".
¿Qué tal le / les / te / os va esta tarde? People in Spanish do not commonly ask something like: How is your afternoon?
It´s me. ¿How can i contact?. Ask me anything to proove who i am. Hi. Miguel Javier Franco de Carlos is my father. I am in the UK now, so if you want to meet, let me know.