A woman in the factory of Jean Valjean, who had a rough youth, was discarded after her boyfriend's flesh and bone. For her daughter's life, she had to bear her in the house of a pub owner of monfmae, who came to Paris to make a living and send money back regularly, but she had been uncovered by her colleagues for her private daughter. When he was driven out of the factory, he had to sell jewellery, long hair, and even the body, but unfortunately he became a prostitute. Luckily I met Jean Valjean and entrusted my daughter's future to ease away. After a few years in prison, Jean Valjean became a mayor, and realized the humanitarianism, sympathy for misery and help to the unfortunate, but at this time a prostitute appeared, and this was Fantine. When Jean Valjean saw Fantine most helpless, he offered a helping hand. This is the greatest manifestation of humanitarianism and the most beautiful sublimation of human nature. Originally, Fantine was a factory worker with a very beautiful youth, but at that most beautiful age she gave her youth and love to a noble young man, her boyfriend at that time, but that was just a boyfriend instead of a husband. The illusion of love led to the tragic ending of Fantine. In the end, she was abandoned by her boyfriend, but she was pregnant with her boyfriend's child. In the end, she can only get the right to live by pleasing men. Here we see the patriarchal society, the most tragic fate of the woman, and we see the social oppression and defiling of women. Finally Fantine, with his fantasies, fostered his child in the home of a pub owner in monfomi. It was the tragedy that brought his hope and the best love to a person who didn't even know it, and we saw the darkness of the society at that time, and we saw Hugo's reflection on the French Revolution, because the owner of the hotel was a person who had participated in the great revolution. In this way, Fantine's fate was hamper by his own children, and his own child was controlled by the hotel owner. The hotel owner and his wife repeatedly threatened and deceived Fantine and extorted money again and again. This passive acceptance also made Fantine the most moving and greatest maternal love. Fantine almost sacrificed everything for her children, and then sold two of her own front teeth. It is precisely because of all kinds of evil and the confrontation of Fantine mother love that the oppression of human love has led to the death of Fantine.
