The Miserable Ones: Formalism

Les Miserables, is the french term for "The Miserable Ones", or "The Wretched", which is a story that portrays all kinds of inequality, social injustice, and discrimination through the point of view of different characters. There's discrimination shown from a point of view of a prisoner, inequality from a story of a factory worker, and the unjust ruling of the monarchy. The story is set in the first three decades of the nineteenth century of Paris, France where social injustice is present everywhere, especially when you belong in the lower status of people in the society. ...