#lm 2.1.1

[pilferingapples]

IT'S TIME

#Les Mis Letters #LM 2.1.1 #Youtube

[la-pheacienne]

Me trying to explain to my advisor why my thesis is taking me forever with my ADHD getting in the way:

Listen, I wanted to write a story about a guy whose father fought in a battle. That guy is pretty important and his story is pretty big, a monumental task if you want, but it would still be a great idea to tell people a little about his father, you know, for the sake of background and context, it's not that big of a digression right? It will only be a couple of chapters. Oh no, not the father's story, I meant the account of the battle itself. Yeaah the battle is relevant only as a backround info for the dead father of my main character, true. Thing is, this battle is pretty cool actually so that makes it relevant, on top of that it is pretty dear to me because it has a connection to my dad, so I have to lay down the specifics. But I can't do that without having an accurate knowledge of what happened there right? So logically I have to get there. No I don't mean there spiritually, I mean there, in the actual battlefield. Yeah I mean, like, a trip. To make a quick autopsy of the place! Sure, I have been there before and I might have called it odious but that was before, would it kill me to travel from Normandy to Belgium by any means I have in my disposal (a carriage? a donkey? MY FEET) and then spend two whole months inspecting the battlefield? What? It is taking me 20 years to write the book? God forbid people have special interests- Yeah that's right I'm not giving you this book before I inspect every inch of the place, see you when I get back- oh I said a 1-2 chapters didn't I? Yeah I meant the double of that. No not the double in the strict mathematical sense of the word, more like the double in a more abstract way and what I specifically meant was 19 chapters bye

#will this work? #honest answers only #lm 2.1.1 #les mis letters #trying to catch up #battle of waterloo #les miserables #the brick #aspa rambles #you can't convince me that he didn't have adhd

[the-wraxall-illustrations]

#my posts #les mis #les miserables #victor hugo #lascelles wraxall #wraxall translation #lynd ward #lm 2.1.1

[claireverlasting]

*Vaguely threatening piano music intensifies, you can’t escape it, it’s coming*

#I recommend grabbing a map #at least this way you know what the shit is going on #les misérables #les miserables #les mis #les mis letters #lm 2.1.1

[cliozaur]

 Aaaaaand now, a complete shift in time and setting. We fast forward to Hugo's contemporary era, seeing through his eyes—the narrator telling this story—as we observe the landscapes of Wallonia. We are entering the realm of memory and commemoration, bearing in mind that the concept of heritage and commemoration was still in its infancy, originating in the early nineteenth century. Practices related to commemorating battlefields and the fallen had not yet fully taken shape. However, we find early evidence of pilgrimages to such places.

Part of this chapter could essentially serve as a guidebook, offering detailed itineraries, points of interest, accommodation options, and picturesque landscapes to savour. The closer one gets to the battlefield, the more distinct the remnants of past events become. Examples include "a rather large circular excavation" in the stone left by a cannonball or "the hole of a big iron bullet as large as an egg." However, the most intriguing part is still ahead.

#les mis letters #lm 2.1.1 #les mierables #waterloo

[dolphin1812]

The Waterloo digression is here!

It’s interesting to see how far off from the rest of the narrative this section takes us - not just as a digression, but through dragging us into an 1861 visit by the narrator, who inserts himself into the narrative to a much greater extent than before. We open with the idea that this is a description of a visit undertaken by the narrator “last year” (1861), giving us a connection to the narrator rather than the characters and positioning this as something immediately relevant to us as the audience (Hugo was writing to an 1860s audience, so even if this feels distant for us, the idea is that “this is what Waterloo is like now,” not “here’s some stuff about France’s past” like we’ve had with the rest of the historical sections so far). We know he’s going to talk about Napoleon, of course, but this sense of recency is intriguing.

The build-up to identifying this place as Waterloo is also so dramatic (”something which, at a distance, resembled a lion” is among my favorite over-the-top moments here). It adds to the sense of this place’s monumental significance, of course, but it’s also a bit funny.

Hugo also goes all-out with the description here. He’s so specific about the places around him (Lillois, Bois Seigneur Isaac, etc), the landscape (describing the hills, the valley), and what life in the area is like (the girl working in a field, signs of a show). He goes into detail about the other historical structures here as well, noting a gate built in the style favored under Louis XIV (I don’t know if there’s a political point here as well with this link to absolutism, but regardless, I love that he’s taking the time to show off his architectural knowledge). His description is, additionally, really beautiful in some sections. I particularly love the paragraph where he spots the hole made by the cannon-ball and how it describes the weather.

Hugo also chooses to portray the narrator as more of a wanderer than a tourist. At the end of the chapter, he asks where he is, suggesting that even if he was intentionally going to Waterloo, his route was not entirely direct, with him taking time to enjoy the rest of his journey there. It underscores the difficulties of travel in the period as well, as knowledge of an area would depend on the ability to communicate with people there to a greater extent than it would today (especially in an unpopulated area with no signs, like the one he seems to describe). I feel like this notion of a “wayfarer” or “wanderer” is a very Romantic one; any piece of writing that ends with a traveler gazing at the horizon from a distance (especially in a 19th-century work) automatically brings this image to mind:

It’s not exactly what Hugo describes, but I do feel like the Romanticism slipped in a bit there.

#les mis letters #lm 2.1.1

[alioshakaramazov]

I've always loved how this first chapter presents like a travel journal. I can feel the breeze, picture all the green, the flowers. There's a calm vibe around the narration here, and it really makes you feel like you're walking along with the traveler, on that field in 1861.

#les mis letters #les misérables #lm 2.1.1

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - What is Met with on the Way from Nivelles, LM 2.1.1 (Waterloo - Abba, 1974)

The traveller straightened himself up. He walked on a few paces, and went off to look over the tops of the hedges. On the horizon through the trees, he perceived a sort of little elevation, and on this elevation something which at that distance resembled a lion.

He was on the battle-field of Waterloo.

Okay, you got me, this isn’t really a Les Mis adaptation. :P Blame @fremedon for this

#Les Mis #Les Mis Letters #Les Mis Letters in Adaptation #pureanonedits #Les Miserables #ABBA #Waterloo #flashing gif cw #flashing gif #flashing

[secretmellowblog]

Hot Tip for people following @lesmisletters! If you want to find great meta on the chapter you're currently reading--In the past people on tumblr have done "BrickClubs" (readalongs of the book) where they also read things chapter by chapter. In some of those readalongs, some of the more organized people tagged each chapter analysis post with "lm" for Les mis, followed by the volume, book, and chapter. So discussion of Volume 1 Book one Chapter 3 was tagged "lm 1.1.3". Volume 2 book 1 chapter 1 would be "lm 2.1.1." Volume 3 chapter 2 book 1 is "lm 3.2.1." and so on and so on. Searching the chapter number in that fomat can be a good way to find great analysis posts on the specific chapters we're reading! :D It's how i'm digging up a lot of good old posts lksdjfskldfjs

#les mis #les mis letters #hot les mis readalong strat #most of the posts are made by the same handful of very dedicated people with great thoughts

[fremedon]

Brickclub 2.1.1, “Hougomont”

I’m not going to do better than @everyonewasabird at summing up this chapter:

Oh god we’re walking through the ruins of the Corinthe. We never go back after the fact, so we see them now.

Here a man’s hand was severed as he came through a doorway; there’s a Christ almost untouched against the wall. We see a spiral staircase whose lowest steps were cut down by the besieged to thwart the oncoming army.

As well--bloody handprints on one wall; messages to the nations scratched on another, not in solidarity but in hate and defiance; six men against six hundred, heroically taking a quarter hour to die; and the final paragraph, which echoes “The Heroes” almost exactly in its litany of last stands reported only as “[Name] killed.”

Even out of context, it’s an evocative and lovely descriptive passage, but maybe more than any chapter in the book, it’s designed for the context of rereading. Hugo’s other recurring images recur often enough, or in close enough proximity, that an attentive first-time reader could pick up on most of them. This chapter doesn’t fully pay off until you have the fall of the Chanvrerie barricade in your head, and it suffers for that in the popular conception of the book, which casts Waterloo as the most irrelevant digression of a book full of irrelevant digressions.

It’s not, of course; Waterloo is the key to the book as, Hugo will argue, it was to the era. But I do wonder to what degree the book is deliberately structured to hide some of its relevance until the second reading, in order to baffle the censors who were presumably only reading it once.

#brickclub #lm 2.1.1 #WATERLOO #pronouncements on Waterloo always feel slightly uncanny to me #I grew up near Waterloo Iowa #and my first association with the name is always that it's just...town

[pilferingapples]

LM 2.1.1

2.1.1 

I really just love the landscape description and framing with this chapter?  The ending of Book I " feels"  all black and brown and claustrophobic, with what seems like endless chapters of night,  ending in a literal grave.   This chapter , right after, feels so inviting-- like the text is saying " all right, let's take a break , let's have a nice little walk outside in the sun."  

And then we're met with the images of cannonballs and bullet holes and the ruins they left behind.  Still  in the sun, still in the open, but there's no distraction from death here.  But there is springtime, and a bird singing in counterpoint.  It's all so flowers-crown-on-a-skull Romantic that it should feel almost cliche, but it just feels Real. 

And we have a third wanderer  coming to an inn, like Valjean and then Fantine did earlier. Even the inn, with its cart in front of the door (I am so excited to read @everyoneisabird's analysis of that in the great Cart Imagery Scheme of the novel) , has faint echoes of other inns we've seen.  But this traveller gets no description of himself, the way Valjean and Fantine had; he's just A Traveller.   And, of course, he is " the author of this story".  Victor Hugo could reasonably expect that anyone reading his work would have some idea what he looked like.  But I feel like there's a distance between " celui qui raconte cette histoire", the one who is telling this story,  and Victor Hugo., actual world-famous author and Strange Man.  I  know this is something people can and do write actual dissertations about , so I'd better leave it there, but it stands out here; has " the one telling this story"  appeared so clearly onpage before?

-Aaand of course it's Hugoumont, lol.    Donougher's footnotes note that this spelling is particular to Hugo--Google at least thinks it should be " Hougoumont, and she seems to agree that it's more common-- but it let Hugo claim the place was name after " Hugomons"  which she notes he is the sole source for.  And *there's*  the real Victor Hugo we all know , persona or not XD

#Waterloo #LM 2.1.1 #Brickclub #queueue

[everyonewasabird]

Brickclub 2.1.1 ‘What you meet in coming from Nivelles’

Waterloo begins!

This chapter reminds me how traveling places and walking in fields was once a thing. I miss it.

There’s a sense now of having stepped out of the shadows of the play we’ve watching and into the real world, where the author is a person who lives and breathes. And there really is such a sudden feeling that we can breathe. It’s a relief, deliberately: it’s May, and the landscape is beautiful. No one is sick, no one is dying, no one is starving, we have money enough to travel and walk at leisure. Shadows of the Thenardier inn are visible--the cart before the door, the young girl working--but they’re no more than shadows. This real world is, as I imagine it, less pointed in its dramas and meanings, less amenable to allegory, less populated by gods and monsters.

It’s like Valjean’s dream, but in the opposite direction. It’s a commentary on the text, but from a place of more clarity and realism rather than less.

All this happens after such a visceral sense of an act break. Jean Valjean had his “I will take the Ring to Mordor” moment, though he whispered it and we didn’t hear him. But he made a promise to Fantine, and we’ll see him spend the rest of the book carrying it out. Thus ended Act I.

The author sees a hill on the horizon “and something resembling a lion,” and we learn we’re on the battlefield of Waterloo. There will be a lot of looking over battlefields towards things that resemble lions in this book.

I’m so curious to see how this section reads to me now--I don’t think I’ve ever entirely gotten Waterloo before. Right now, we’re looking back on the site of a battle we didn’t fight in, wondering what happened and what it meant.

#brickclub #lm 2.1.1

[meta-squash]

Brick Club 2.1.1 “What You See On The Way From Nivelles”

I’m so terrible with military history, I feel like this is the section where I’ll have the least amount to say. At uni I took a class on Alexander the Great and mostly I just learned that I’m terrible at having things to say about military tactics etc. Anyway.

This is the first (and maybe only?) moment where Hugo truly inserts himself into the story. There are some moments, as with Valjean’s dream, where he “transcribes” some text as if he has it in front of him, but this is the first time he enters the text in context of a location, being present somewhere, etc. Mostly what fascinates me about this is that the majority of the book takes place at a time and place that Hugo would have been able to actually, physically be there. But Hugo was like 12 when Waterloo happened and going to boarding school in Paris; he physically inserts himself into a location where he definitely did not exist in real life.

Also, his entrance to the story mirrors Valjean’s entrance: “An hour before sunset, on the evening of a day in the beginning of October, 1815, a man traveling on foot entered the little town of Digne.” (Valjean) and “On a beautiful morning in May of last year (1861), a traveler, the author of this story, was going from Nivelles toward La Hulpe. He was traveling on foot between to rows of trees, he was following a wide paved road....” (Hugo). As Valjean passed the inn upon entering Digne, Hugo passes a tavern. Way back in 1.2.1, someone mentioned Valjean following in Napoleon’s footsteps in his walk from Toulon to Grasse to Digne; here we do it again less literally in the way that Hugo’s walk towards Waterloo mirrors Valjean’s entrance to Digne.

Hugo and his carts! More inn-and-cart imagery here. I’m not sure what to make of this cart, since Hugo barely pauses at it and seems more interested in describing what’s around it.

Hugo is so heavy-handed about doors but I kind of love it. Whenever he describes a door (or knob) in detail, whenever some action occurs in conjunction with a door, it also introduces a narrative transition. Here the door opens and we find ourselves in a completely different part of the story than we’ve been so far. This time we’re not focusing on the characters Hugo has drawn for us, but on historical events in an entirely new location. (Also, is this the only part of the novel that “leaves France” location-wise? I feel like it might be?)

Does anyone have any drawings or renderings or something of the buildings and formations and things that Hugo describes throughout these chapters?

Also re: Valjean following in Napoleon’s (literal) footsteps, I think it’s interesting that this digression doesn’t occur in the chronological order of the book. If we were going chronologically, it would be placed after Valjean leaves Digne or thereabouts. But that doesn’t make sense, because 1.3 leaps from following Valjean to following Fantine, and we kind of stick with Fantine all the way up until the leap back to Valjean as majority once Champmathieu enters the narrative. But since the section after this digression returns to Valjean, it makes sense to continue to “follow” Napoleon’s footsteps (back to Paris, too!) and place this digression here. It also produces a weird sort of Forrest Gump effect: Valjean follows historical events (his Napoleonic mirror-path at Digne) and then the historical events follow him. If that makes sense? Certainly not with as much heavy handed obviousness or character-based deus ex as Forrest Gump, though.

#les miserables #les miserables meta #brickclub #lm 2.1.1 #les mis #les mis meta

[futuristictyranteagle]

Wind Turbine Blade Market Size, Share With Top Companies, Region Forecast 2021-2027

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Gingival Retraction Kits Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis, Forecast 2021-2027

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Part II Asia Gingival Retraction Kits Industry (The Report Company Including the Below Listed But Not All)

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Chapter Four 2016-2021 Asia Gingival Retraction Kits Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast 4.1 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Production Overview 4.2 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Production Market Share Analysis 4.3 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Demand Overview 4.4 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Supply Demand and Shortage 4.5 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Import Export Consumption 4.6 2016-2021 Gingival Retraction Kits Cost Price Production Value Gross Margin

Chapter Five Asia Gingival Retraction Kits Key Manufacturers Analysis 5.1 Company A 5.1.1 Company Profile 5.1.2 Product Picture and Specification 5.1.3 Product Application Analysis 5.1.4 Capacity Production Price Cost Production Value 5.1.5 Contact Information 5.2 Company B 5.2.1 Company Profile 5.2.2 Product Picture and Specification 5.2.3 Product Application Analysis 5.2.4 Capacity Production Price Cost Production Value 5.2.5 Contact Information 5.3 Company C 5.3.1 Company Profile 5.3.2 Product Picture and Specification 5.3.3 Product Application Analysis 5.3.4 Capacity Production Price Cost Production Value 5.3.5 Contact Information 5.4 Company D 5.4.1 Company Profile 5.4.2 Product Picture and Specification 5.4.3 Product Application Analysis 5.4.4 Capacity Production Price Cost Production Value 5.4.5 Contact Information … … Chapter Six Asia Gingival Retraction Kits Industry Development Trend 6.1 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Production Overview 6.2 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Production Market Share Analysis 6.3 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Demand Overview 6.4 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Supply Demand and Shortage 6.5 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Import Export Consumption 6.6 2021-2025 Gingival Retraction Kits Cost Price Production Value Gross Margin

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