#1.5.7

[exandriacityshowdown]

Round 1 Stage 5 Poll 7

Asarius, Wildemount: Asarius is known as the City of Beasts. It has a very diverse population including bugbears, kobolds, gnolls, goblins, ogres, orcs, minotaurs, and drow. Many unusual creatures are kept or farmed here, including moorbounders and horizonback turtles. The Mighty Nein stopped here upon first arriving in Xhorhas.

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Blumenthal, Wildemount: Blumenthal is a small farming town near Rexxentrum. It is the hometown of Caleb Widogast of the Mighty Nein, but has not been visited onstream.

[secretmellowblog]

It’s fascinating how Jean Valjean is constantly associated with imagery of being buried alive.

His literal near-burial in the coffin outside Petit-Picpus is the most obvious example of that. But it’s in the sewers chapters as well— he has to face the horror of nearly drowning and being buried alive deep underground in the filth beneath the city.

And that imagery a running motif throughout his entire storyline. His imprisonment is constantly compared to as a burial, a living death; being in prison is like being trapped and drowned underneath an enormous weight, unable to move, unable to escape, with everyone around you refusing to acknowledge you are still a living human being.

In his dream before the Champmatheiu trial, Jean Valjean had a nightmare where he’s surrounded by a faceless crowd of indifferent people, who tell him:

‘Do you not know that you have been dead this long time?’

I opened my mouth to reply, and I perceived that there was no one near me.

The core horror of Jean Valjean’s plotline is the horror of being buried alive. It’s the horror of being constantly told that he is dead when he’s still living and suffering and desperately struggling to escape—- but suffering alone while he’s buried in a place so deep that no one can hear him.

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I.v.7 Fauchelevent Devient Jardinier à Paris

Fauchelevent Becomes a Gardener at Paris: Wilbour, Wraxall

Fauchelevent Becomes A Gardener In Paris: Hapgood, Walton, Denny, FMA, Rose, Donougher

[cliozaur]

The crucial information for the plot's progression lies in the title. The way Jean Valjean secures Fauchelevent's job in Paris reveals his adeptness at socializing during this phase of his life. He possesses connections and can leverage recommendations, a sharp contrast to the character he will evolve into later in the narrative.

Oh, we've now shifted back in time to when M. Madeleine had not yet assumed the role of mayor. And it’s only now that it happened. Of course, Hugo comments about Javert’s sufferings caused by this development. I can almost physically feel his pain: “he felt the sort of shudder which a watch-dog might experience on smelling a wolf in his master’s clothes.” Poor puppy. But he even managed to address the new mayor with “profound respect.”

The last paragraph reintroduces Fantine to the storyline, shedding light on the payment system for workers based on their daily output.

The last few chapters were amusing, but it's time to brace for a shift in mood as we return to the impending drama and sorrow.

[mechs-track-tournament]

Round 1.5.7

[dolphin1812]

Javert remains hilarious. I love that seeing Madeleine in a position of authority makes him so uncomfortable because of the cognitive dissonance that he just avoids him as much as possible, because he has to treat him with respect as the mayor (an Authority Figure), but it also convinced he’s a convict. And of course, since this is Javert, all of this is explained with references to dogs and wolves:

“The first time that Javert beheld M. Madeleine clothed in the scarf which gave him authority over the town, he felt the sort of shudder which a watch-dog might experience on smelling a wolf in his master’s clothes.”

The animal imagery around him really is consistent.

Hugo’s discussion of taxation is interesting as well. In citing the Minister of Finance, he returns to the idea of historical documentation, implying that there’s a record that confirms everything he’s saying. Oddly enough, though, I feel like Hugo doesn’t talk enough about money here. Debtor’s prisons weren’t as big in France as in Britain at this time (at least, I think - if I remember correctly, there were efforts made to limit or abolish debtor’s prisons during the Revolution, but they continued to be dealt with and reformed throughout the 19th century), but given this connection between not being able to pay and prison, I was kind of expecting more of a digression than a paragraph. The word “compel” also felt like it was alluding to a discussion of the state’s force, but Hugo doesn’t elaborate (shockingly). I guess he decided to get his point across concisely this time?

Similarly, I’m waiting for the breakdown of Fantine’s expenses. I’m glad that the factory was like “the face of a friend,” but knowing that her salary is low because she wasn’t trained in this work before is concerning, given that she has to support Cosette (by sending money) as well.

[pumpkinspice-prouvaire]

"the problem was solved. She was earning her living" Vicky don't u dare act like there is a shread of hope to be found in this part of the novel because I know for a fact you're a LIAR.

[lavendorii]

my sick and twisted idea for stardew update 1.5.7 where you can put hats on krobus if he lives with you

[dailykendal]

This kendal is from 1.5.7!

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - Fauchelevent Becomes a Gardener in Paris, LM 1.5.7 (Les Miserables 1967)

M. Madeleine, on the recommendation of the sisters of charity and of his priest, got the good man a place as gardener in a female convent in the Rue Saint-Antoine in Paris.

[bobcatmoran]

Chapter 1.5.7 of Les Mis, "Fauchelevant Becomes a Gardener in Paris," is one of the shortest in the book, just four paragraphs and a bit more than a page in my FMA translation.

Arai spends 5 1/2 pages on just the first paragraph, from 391–396 in the first English omnibus, ending with Fauchelevant weeping as he learns of Madeleine's extraordinary generosity towards someone who's never shown him anything but animosity.

[prabhupadadasi]

tvam — your goodness; paryaṭan— traveling; arkaḥ — the sun; iva— like; tri-lokīm — the three worlds; antaḥ-caraḥ — can penetrate into everyone’s heart;vāyuḥ iva — as good as the all-pervading air; ātma — self-realized; sākṣī — witness; parāvare — in the matter of cause and effect; brahmaṇi — in the Absolute;dharmataḥ — under disciplinary regulations; vrataiḥ — in vow;snātasya — having been absorbed in; me — mine; nyūnam — deficiency; alam — clearly;vicakṣva — search out.

Translation

Like the sun, your goodness can travel everywhere in the three worlds, and like the air you can penetrate the internal region of everyone. As such, you are as good as the all-pervasive Supersoul. Please, therefore, find out the deficiency in me, despite my being absorbed in transcendence under disciplinary regulations and vows.

Śrimad-Bhāgavatam 1.5.7

[secretmellowblog]

When Fauchelevent becomes a gardener in a Paris convent:

[riverinecomic]

1.5.7 Practice Part 3

[why-bless-your-heart]

The Salat Contact, if you're still doing WIP asks.

Of course!

So in this universe there was a solar system with three planets fairly close to each other that each had rational life-forms. This led to some pretty ugly growing pains. As a result their system developed a contract — basically a constitution — that provided a legal framework for their planets’ confederation. As other systems and civilizations expanded, many of them chose to become signatories of the contract as well, forming a loose cooperation.

The contract gets referred to fairly frequently, so I realized that I’d have to know what was actually in it. It’s just at the beginning of the second section so far:

The Salat Contract

Signatories of which are afforded all the rights and duties of creatures ensouled.

1. Of those who may sign the contract.

1.1. The need for the contract.

1.1.1. The unique position of the Salat system.

1.1.2. The griefs thereof.

1.1.3. The assembly’s determination to prevent such griefs from occuring again.

1.2. Those who wrote the contract.

1.2.1. Those things which must be taken for truth.

1.2.2. The reasoning from those things.

1.2.3. The conclusions reached.

1.3. The purposes of the contract.

1.3.1. To establish a common court whereby disputes may be resolved.

1.3.2. To provide for the treatment of ourselves and others.

1.4. Those who agreed to the contract.

1.5. Those who may also agree to the contract.

1.5.1. They must speak of things unseen.

1.5.2. They must make and keep vows.

1.5.3. They must teach their children.

1.5.4. They must vow to each other as parents potential.

1.5.5. They must tend to others.

1.5.6. They must have desires beyond the physical.

1.5.7. They must plan and execute.

1.5.8. They must make things which do not serve the physical.

1.5.9. They must make divisions of things.

1.5.10. They must judge of acts, to find some abhorrent and others praiseworthy.

1.5.11. They must act with an understanding of death and deference therof.

1.5.12. They must must do such things from their own volition.

1.6. Of the duties of those who have signed the contract.

1.6.1. They must recognize the other signatories.

1.6.2. They must yield to the common court.

2. Of the rights of those who have signed the contract.

2.1. They may make claim upon the other signatories.

2.2. They may appeal to the common court.

2.2.1. Of the common court.

2.2.2. The parts of Justice.

2.2.3. Mercy.

2.2.4. Retribution.

2.2.5. Truth.

[kennak]

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