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During this "chapter," the narrator spends a lot of time discussing the 2 daughters of Mr. Gillenormand. The elder (the mean, prude one) lives with Mr. Gillenormand. We later discover that Marius is Mr. Gillenormand's grandson.

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"M. Gillenormand never spoke to this child [Marius] but with stern voice, and sometimes with uplifted cane... 'rascal, black-guard, come here!...'" (Hugo 135).

Insight: Mr. Gillenormand is mean to Marius, but seemingly loves him in a manipulative kind of way.

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This image represents the strange, almost toxic relationship between grandfather and grandson. Marius' grandfather does not seem to care for him in a traditional way, but is rather cruel/mocking, leading Marius to feel upset and want to rebel.

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Marius is sad that he doesn't see the girl(Cosette) in Luxembourg anymore. He no longer knows where she lives to. A girl shows up to Marius's house giving him a letter. At the "Noxious Poor" household the man breaks his chair and has his daughter punch out the window. They want Jean Valjean to give them more money so he makes them look extra poor.

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This picture is from Tangled, and I think it represents Marius because she, like him, has never known her parents and all she knows about the outside world is what her adoptive parent tells her.

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"She had the appearance of loving me. Was that not everything? I desired to have what? There is nothing more after that. I was a fool. It is my fault," (Hugo 171).

This quote shows how Marius is following Cosette. Jean Valjean is the father at home. Marius confesses his love to the reader.

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Marius is a poor boy. He becomes a lawyer, earning 700 Francs a year. He left his grandfather thinking he hated him, but his grandfather actually worshipped him.

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This picture relates to when they are waiting for Jean Valjean to give them money so they look more poor.

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Marius talks to the priest who knew his father and discovers how much his father loved him and sacrificed for him. This causes him to become a complete revolutionary, rather than a royalist like his grandfather. His grandfather discovers that Marius is taking trips to his father's grave, and gets so angry that he kicks Marius out of the house.

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"Marius, his face in his hands, was kneeling in the grass, upon a grave. He had scattered his bouquet. At the end of the grave, at an elevation which marked the head, there was a black wooden cross, with this name in white letters: Colonel Baron Pontmercy. He heard Marius sobbing. The lass was a tomb" (Hugo 150).

Insight: This shows how the death of his father impacted Marius negatively.

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This image represents Marius's grieving for his father. He is constantly going away from his family, and his relatives believe that he is involved with a "lass". They send Marius's cousin, who Marius does not know, to spy on him. However, they find that Marius's "lass" is the tomb of his father.

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Marius overhears "Jondrette" plotting to kill Le Blanc to get more money out of him. Marius goes to the Police place and reports it. Javert ends up being the guy involved.

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The reader is introduced to George Pontmercy. We learn that he was in the army, and he married Mademoiselle Gillenormand, and they had Marius. Marius was given to his grandfather, who almost brainwashed him into believing his father (George) was bad.Twice a year, Marius writes to his father, but the grandfather confiscates the letters from George to Marius.

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"That kind of magnetic instinct which warns the eye made M. Leblanc turn almost at the same time with Marius."

Represents Marius is very jumpy and always on guard.

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This picture represents how he became a lawyer. This helps him earn more money to have food and a shelter to live in.

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"The child, whose name was Marius, knew that he had a father, but nothing more," (Hugo 140).

Insight: Everything that he knew about his life would have been influenced from what his aunt and others around him have told the boy.

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Marius becomes a handsome young man who is very attractive to women. He doesn't find women appealing until he finds Cosette. Marius doesn't know her name so he stalks her and JVJ. JVJ soon figures out what Marius is up to and He and Cosette move because Marius figured out where they lived.

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"Marius took no note of these symptoms. His love grew. He dreamed of her every night."

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The mob stages a break in in the Noxious Poor house. Jondrette reveals himself as Thenardier and demands Cosette. Maruis intervenes by throwing a note in the window which attracts Javert, causing the catalysts to flee.

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"When Marius had become a lawyer he informed his grandfather of it, in a letter, which was frigid, but full of submission and respect."
Insight: This is the first time we hear of him getting this job and it will improve his life