What do you think of Miri re in Les Mis rables?

In my opinion, Mirière is a very kind person, he took in the protagonist Valjean and influenced him, so that he no longer has hatred for the world, and became a kind mayor, I think he is very great, we should learn from him, treat everyone equally, and use actions to influence everyone.

He is a kind person, he always forgives others, he forgives those who are sinful with a relaxed heart, he has good intentions, he is good-centered, he is a very great person. It should be especially respected. This person can lead people in the right direction.

It's like a guiding light. Light the way ahead.

Mirière is the embodiment of kindness in Hugo's ideal world, and he takes in Valjean and touches him with kindness, turning Valjean, who is bent on revenge on the world, into a mayor who is willing to give to the poor. ** It also reflects the ideological contradiction of the author Hugo by writing about the change of the spirit of Bishop Mirière, Hugo's opposition to violence, opposition to revolution, delusion to change the social order through reform, delusion through benevolence, humanity, forgiveness, self-denial, and dedication shown in the work to move readers, to infect all people, and achieve the goal of a peaceful and prosperous country.

Bishop Mirière was the embodiment of Hugo's ideal of goodness, and he took in Valjean to mercifully influence him, turning Valjean, who was bent on revenge on society, into a mayor who was willing to give to the poor and give generously. ** Through Bishop Mirière and humanitarianism centered on "charity", "charity".

I watched ** a few years ago, and then I wanted to watch a movie, but I haven't had time to watch it, and I have the impression that Mirière is a very great person, he is different from others, he dares to break through the challenges of the world, is willing to help the disadvantaged, is a saint-like person, and has always been so kind.

Monsieur Mirière took in the protagonist and invited him to dinner, and made him a white bed for the night. This is the first time that the protagonist Valjean has slept in bed in nineteen years, and he is always so good at helping people, and under the baptism of later times, he is blind, but he is also very happy.

It is understandable that all the sorrows of a good man he encountered.

This may be regarded as a "saint", the embodiment of human goodness.

Bishop Mirière was a monster in the eyes of his colleagues. He had the courage to take Valjean in.

This prisoner-like man, treated him without hesitation, without conceiving, without worry, without suspicion, without fear, without contempt. Even after learning that Valjean had been caught stealing silverware, he did not blame him, but gave him the silver candlestick. He had a deep sympathy for the world, a deep sympathy for the humble, tolerant Valjean, who lost his dignity and hope just to solve the problem of survival.

Bishop Mirière has no hatred in his heart. He has a deep sympathy for the world, for those who live at the bottom of society, for those who understand the difficulties of each person, for those who have sinned, for those who give the best in the world, in this miserable world, for the lower classes, where life is worse than death, and he can save humanity through martyrdom to overcome suffering, to overcome suffering.

He was a kind man, he always forgave others, and likewise a man who was as big as forgiving sinners, with good intentions, centered on goodness, and was a very great person. It should be held in high esteem. This person can guide people in the right direction.

It's like a lighthouse. Light the way ahead. Although he appears only briefly in the book, Bishop Mirière is a symbol of humanism.

It is his kindness and fraternity.

Touched by Jean Argent.

Putting this misguided prisoner on the right path.

It seems to me that sympathy, understanding, and tolerance are all labels of Bishop Mirière's characters. He took in his hero, Jean Valjean, and mentored him so that he would no longer hate the world. He became a good mayor.

I think he is great, and we should learn from him, treat everyone equally, and influence everyone with our actions. After his death, the bishop felt that he could retire from the stage after completing the mission of reforming Valjean, but the bishop did not die, he was just attached to Valjean in another way, making every act of Valjean as merciful as he was.

The first point is that he is a very good and talented person, and in the face of all the difficulties in the world, he feels that everything is a good result, and the second point is that he is a very optimistic person, and he is cautious in what he does with his own methods.

Bishop Mirière was a laughing monster in the eyes of his colleagues. He had the courage to take Valjean, a man who was like a prisoner, without hesitation, without conceiving, without worry, without doubt, without fear, without contempt.

I don't judge Bishop Miriwan. If you really want to evaluate, he is the representative of Les Miserables.