Les Misérables Ch 10

Chapter X 

        In this chapter, someone new is introduced to us. However in the beginning of this chapter, it started kind of spooky. It says, ".....with a sort of horror in the little world of D−....A member of the Convention....This man was a monster." Something about how the the writer described this character gives a bad feeling. Like something is gonna happen. Like a plot twist or a character that will comeback.

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