[Masterpiece Les Miserables] Paris Sparks

Thus passed [-].

During this year, Corona lost her father, left London where she grew up freely, met Anne, opened a literacy class, reunited with Enjolras, and became a famous painter.It seems that this year of too many ups and downs is not willing to end in an ordinary way, so a strike with great fanfare is reserved for the first day of the new year.Corona spent that day on Boulevard Saint-Germain with Fantine, Cosette and Jean Valjean. The whole house was filled with a warm and happy atmosphere. Fantine's blond hair had grown back, and she and Cosette Te are all dressed up beautifully, together with Corona, the three beautiful women almost light up the whole house.On this avenue inhabited by rich people, singing and dancing are peaceful, and everything seems to be very quiet, not disturbed by any commotion.

But Corona knew that something must be happening in the factory area.

And so, even in the happiest moments of peace, there was always a corner of her mind hanging over it: their strike should have started early in the morning.What will the police do?What did the factory owner do?They should still be able to negotiate. The previously elected worker representatives are all smart and reliable people. It should not be a problem for them to negotiate. The only fear is that some unresolute workers will be tempted by lures, and the strike will fail.Let's hope that at least Feuilly does not encounter such a situation!Enjolras and Bahore didn't know what role they played again, whether they would participate in this muddy water - no, they definitely would.If only they hadn't been arrested!

Fortunately, everyone was immersed in joy that day, and no one asked her anything.The next morning, Corona immediately changed into men's clothes, and was going to sneak out through the back door before sunrise.

However, before dawn, someone was already guarding the back door.

"Mr. Jean." Corona took off the worn-out flat hat with a wry smile, feeling a little guilty of being caught by her parents for doing something bad, "I'm sorry to bother you from getting up early."

"You were troubled yesterday," said Jean Valjean, without any air of accusation or complaint, but only a generous concern, which reminded Corona inappropriately of her father.So she felt even more guilty.

"You know, I have some friends among the workers. Many of them planned to launch a strike yesterday. I was a little worried about them, so I went to find out about the situation. Don't worry, I will not do anything dangerous."

"So you don't even think it's a 'dangerous thing'?" Jean Valjean asked calmly.

Corona was speechless for a moment.

"You have lofty aspirations, far beyond ordinary women, and I respect you for that." Jean Valjean said, "I only ask you to think before taking risks. Fantine and Cosette will worry about this." Yes. They—including myself, if you will allow me—are no less worried about you than you are about your friends."

"I understand the truth. Now that I have mentioned this matter, I should apologize to you." Corona said apologetically, lowering her head deeply, "I know that words are not enough. But please believe me, I I know in my heart that you are worried about me. I also feel endless guilt for this."

"But you're not going to change, are you?"

"But I always want something that I really want to do."

Jean Valjean sighed and said nothing.Corona apologized repeatedly, and then slipped out through the back door.Jean Valjean watched her disappearing figure, went back to the room and quickly changed his coat.His movements were quick, and when he returned, Corona's back just disappeared at the corner of the street.

Jean Valjean followed softly.His shoes stepped on the stone road in the early morning without making a sound, just like a well-trained hunter, but Coronna, who was being followed, didn't notice it.On the one hand, she also trusted Jean Valjean so much that she never thought that she would be followed by him.Only at the few intersections approaching Collins did she look back frequently, but Jean Valjean avoided her sight with alacrity and skill.It wasn't until she entered Collins that he went around the corner, looked at the sign of the hotel, and secretly wrote down the address here.

At first glance, the hotel was empty and silent, as if it hadn't opened yet.Corona stopped at the empty counter. "Enjolras!" she called out.

"Here we are." A voice came from upstairs.

That was indeed Enjolras' voice, and Corona let out a long breath, feeling her heart loosen half.She ran up the stairs in three steps at a time. There was indeed a small group of people sitting on the second floor. After confirming her identity, they began to talk in low voices again.Thankfully, Enjolras and Bahore were among them and it didn't look like they were injured. "How about the strike? Where's Feuilly?" Corona asked anxiously.

"The strike is still going on. Several people have been arrested by the police, but their attitude is not firm and they should be released soon. The factory owners are negotiating with workers' representatives, and Feuilly is among them."

"It's good that you're all fine." Corona breathed a sigh of relief. She didn't step forward, but stood at the stairs and asked, "Is there anything else I can do to help?"

"Where are you going next?" Enjolras asked.

"Go to Anne's. I have to see if she's all right."

"Don't worry, no female worker was arrested," Enjolras said.

"Even so, I should always ask."

"Oh, after a long time of trouble, it turns out that you came here just on the way." Baare jokingly yelled.

The workers next to him all laughed, and Corona also smiled.Only Enjolras still looked very serious. "Friends, it's too early to let down our guard. The factory owners have professional lawyers, and we still need to carefully deal with their rhetoric and conspiracy. Cole, since you are going to the women workers, please bring them a talk."

"No problem—but it looks like you really need a female workers' representative. Why didn't you call Annie?" Corona asked with a smile.

The workers and students sitting around showed more or less disdainful expressions. "We're here to discuss business. What's the matter with calling a female worker in!" said one of them.

The smile on Corona's face disappeared. "Didn't the female workers go on strike together with you? Even the pressure on them was even greater. How come it was a serious matter when you united them to strike, but when it came time to discuss the plan, you excluded them?"

"It's not like they haven't participated in making plans! They've already participated enough. You can hear chattering girls talking everywhere at the main gate. It's a good thing that they don't have it here."

"In that case, gentlemen," Corona said, turning around, "you are willing to exclude the women workers yourself, and I see no need to make a statement."

She stomped down the stairs.Behind him, Bahore was complaining: "Why did he lose his temper out of nowhere?"

"I'm afraid we'll bully his little girlfriend!" A male worker said, followed by a burst of laughter.Enjolras stopped them with a voice: "Okay, let's get back to the topic!"

Corona's footsteps stopped slightly at the bottom of the stairs, but Enjolras did not express any further opinions on this topic, nor did he refute their previous statements.

She bit her lip and strode away from Collins.

The author has something to say: So I thought about it. In fact, they are in such a situation at the moment: a young and handsome young man has a falling out with his family. During the New Year, he is alone away from his hometown and wandering in the city where he is studying.

Switching to other books, this is definitely an opportunity for the relationship between the male and female protagonists to advance significantly.

In the world of Les Miserables...the hero and heroine enthusiastically plan how to go on strike together.Then there was a fight over women's right to participate in the strike process.

I don't think something seems right.