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This first installment of Les Misérables, often titled “The Bishop”, introduces one of the novel’s most pivotal and redemptive moments. The episode focuses on Bishop Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel, a kind-hearted clergyman whose compassion profoundly alters the course of the story’s central character, Jean Valjean.
The episode begins by painting a picture of Bishop Myriel’s generous and humble life. Known as Monseigneur Bienvenu, he lives modestly, giving most of his income to the poor and needy.
By judThis first installment of Les Misérables, often titled “The Bishop”, introduces one of the novel’s most pivotal and redemptive moments. The episode focuses on Bishop Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel, a kind-hearted clergyman whose compassion profoundly alters the course of the story’s central character, Jean Valjean.
The episode begins by painting a picture of Bishop Myriel’s generous and humble life. Known as Monseigneur Bienvenu, he lives modestly, giving most of his income to the poor and needy.