Les Misérables Ch 1&2

Chapter I

    The story starts with a bishop called Monseigneur Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel. The man was very kind and humble. He got married young and started his own family. During the French Revaluation, Myriel had to flee to Italy without his family. When he came back as a priest, he was all alone. He also spent nineteen years in jail for stealing a loaf of bread. Bread people, bread. 


Chapter II

    In this chapter, Myriel makes his way to the hospital. When he arrived he gave his money to them and only kept what he needed. As a bishop he wants to do good and help out the poor. He also decided to charge the rich so he can give more to he poor. 

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