He wrote the poem "Tomorrow, at Dawn" to commemorate the burial of his daughter Léopoldine.
He wrote the poem "Tomorrow, at Dawn" to commemorate the burial of his daughter Léopoldine. While in exile on the island of Guernsey, he cranked out "Punishments" and the epic poem The Legend of the Centuries. A member of the literary group known as the Cénacle, he had a strange relationship with his editor Charles Nodier, who first noticed this man's talent after reading Hans of Iceland. For ten points, name this author of Ruy Blas, Hernani, Le Roi S'Amuse and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
He wrote the poem "Tomorrow, at Dawn" to commemorate the burial of his daughter Léopoldine.
Victor Marie {Hugo}