They may even be Hugo’s ultimate view of society’s problems. They are a family of despicable thieves and con-artists. They first appear when they agree to take in Cosette, but only so that they can later force Fantine to pay them endless expenses for Cosette’s well-being. Of course, the Thenardiers never intended for any of the money to be used on Cosette...
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They first appear when they agree to take in Cosette, but only so that they can later force Fantine to pay them endless expenses for Cosette’s well-being. Of course, the Thenardiers never intended for any of the money to be used on Cosette. Instead, they spend it on themselves and their own daughters...
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Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry... Throughout this, whole novel TJ has made dozens of enemies, a lot of people wouldn’t mind to see him dead. When TJ was younger his siblings and him always got mud splashed on them by their racist bus driver, so one day during lunch the children went into the bus yard and dug a ditch the bus fell in it and the kids never got splashed again...	1 / 213
my papa's waltz On the other hand, "my mother's countenance could not unfrown itself" ("My Papa's Waltz" by Theodore Roethke, lines&8), tells us that the son 'sees' the mother as selfish and jealous that him and his father are having a good time; by stating the powerful words 'mother' and 'countenance' rather than 'mama' and 'face'...	3 / 670
farewell to mazanar When mama moves the family to Terminal Island, Jeanne attends school there and feels very uncomfortable around the rough children at her school that call themselves yogore, who picked on outsiders and people that do not speak the Japanese language...	2 / 360
Those Winter Sundays And My Papa's Waltz By the end of the poem, the narrator tells the reader how she feels bad that she never realized how much her father sacrificed for the family. What he did, all his hard work, went basically unnoticed and unappreciated...	2 / 432