This character lives with nuns of an order founded by Martin Verga after earlier being smuggled out of the Petit-Picpus convent in a coffin, and he was featured in a newspaper article after saving a sailor on the Orion.
This character lives with nuns of an order founded by Martin Verga after earlier being smuggled out of the Petit-Picpus convent in a coffin, and he was featured in a newspaper article after saving a sailor on the Orion. This character is called Ultimus by ($) Fauchelevent, whom he first met eleven years earlier in Montreuil-sur-mer, but he is known as the "beggar who gives alms" while staying at the Gorbeau House. This character traveled to Arras to exonerate Champmathieu, who allegedly stole some apples. He wore a crape on his hat following the death of Myriel, the (*) Bishop of Digne, who had earlier gifted him silverware and two candlesticks. This character steals a coin from Petit Gervais, after stealing a loaf of bread nineteen years earlier. For ten points, name this protagonist of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables.
This character lives with nuns of an order founded by Martin Verga after earlier being smuggled out of the Petit-Picpus convent in a coffin, and he was featured in a newspaper article after saving a sailor on the Orion.
{Jean} {Valjean} (accept either; accept Monsieur {Madeleine})