LES MIS CH 4

 After reading chapter 4 of Les Miseribles I was interested from start to finish. For me this is my favorite chapter so far. M. Myriel feels like he has committed a bigger crime than the subject at matter. This is shown by the author writing that he was in shock at how he could do something that horrible. I honestly felt that was unfair since the situation didn't get out of hand and affected large parts of the world. He could have maybe served life in prison but I don't agree with the bishop.

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