Can we really say we know what a hard life is? The character Fantine in Les Miserables definitely had a hard life, with no breaks. She had a daughter who she adored and never got to see. She worked most of her life and always lived in poverty. Death came upon Fantine while she was in the hospital wishing only to see her child. First, working, for anyone is no easy task. It"s especially hard when you have a child. Fantine felt very bad that she couldn"t give her baby daughter, Cosette, everything she deserved. One day when Fantine was...
to see her. Sadly, though, she died without ever getting to see her beloved Cosette. Fantine not only died miserable, sick and poor, but heart broken too.
to see her. Sadly, though, she died without ever getting to see her beloved Cosette. Fantine not only died miserable, sick and poor, but heart broken too.
In conclusion, Fantine"s life is definitely an example of a hard tragic life. She worked hard to support her child and saved herself nothing. She did whatever needed to make the pay for Cosette, even if that was prostitution. All she wanted to do in the end of her life was see her child, and never go to. This poor, sick woman died so unhappy with out ever seeing her baby girl.
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Order from disorder sprung." Paradise Lost A [kingdom] without order is a [kingdom] in chaos Bartelby.com. In Shakespeare"s tragic play, King Lear, the audience witnesses to the devastation of a great kingdom. Disorder engulfs the land once Lear transfers his power to his daughters, but as the great American writer,...
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