Les Mis #4

First Impression

This chapter was honestly very depressing. And I say this because the execution of a man and the rich. Lets start with the execution. The man was found guilty for, "coining counterfeit money, out of love for a woman, and for the child which he had by her." This treason was punishable by death and so the man got with no second chance. While preparing his execution, M. Myriel decided to talk to him even though he didn't know the man. But the conversations they had made them bond together and when the time came for the man to die, it took the bishop a bit to recover. Apart from that trauma, the rich did not care for the poor at all until M. Myriel told them if they don't help now, they won't go to paradise which you could say "traumatized" them and decided to help but still didn't give a lot of money.