14 March 2011 Bell work: Place Les Mis book and your notes on your desk 1.Discuss “Intro” from book within groups 2.Read “Preface” together 3.My Introduction.

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14 March 2011 Bell work: Place Les Mis book and your notes on your desk 1.Discuss “Intro” from book within groups 2.Read “Preface” together 3.My Introduction – listen carefully and take notes Homework: Read and take notes on… *pages 3-48 for Tues. *pages for Thur. Objectives: 1.Share analysis of text 2.Listen and take notes

Les Miserables by Victor Hugo

Author & Genre 1.Who? 2.What Kind?

Title 1.Who? 2.Why?

Setting 1.Where? 2.When?

Characters 1.Jean Valjean 2.Cosette 3.Fantine 4.Javert 5.Marius 6.Eponine 7.Thenardier 8.The bishop 9.Paris

Themes

The necessity of love and compassion

19 th century France and social injustice

Dwarfism of childhood due to poverty

Motifs -recurring ideas that help develop a theme

Symbols -objects or colors used to represent ideas or concepts

Catacombs

Parisian Sewers

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