Les Misérables Whiting Auditorium The familiar Whiting Auditorium in Flint, Michigan, was transported to Revolutionary France for the production of Les Misérables. The proscenium stage was dressed with pillars of gray brick around the frame. Fallen bricks laid around the bases of the pillars. Since the stage was too small for the set pieces to be hidden, the tech crew dressed the wings with soft scenery drops which looked like gray brick. The two pieces of the barricade were pushed to either side of the stage. The background and wing drops had false windows which were backlit during night sc...

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... ; it can make a crude ruler cry, it can bring a fierce warrior to his knees, and it can make the meanest man sweet again. Love is present throughout the great novel "Les Miserables" and is most present in the character Cosette. Cosette brings the once hardened criminal Jean Valjean into a loving being and she also shows undying love for Marius. Jean Valjean is ... man who was taught that his father was a bad man realizes the truth and has a special feeling for him and loves Cosette dearly. All of these things make the book Les Miserables truly full of love and compassion which brings out...

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... . Using his apparent tone the reader can clearly see Hugo's feelings against the treatment Cosette had received. With these three literary elements Hugo is able to incorporate his archetype into Les Miserables. ...

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