LES MIS 12

    In Chapter 12 of Miserables it seems that there are bigwigs and big mitres in the Church. Monseignur Bienvenu who was poor, humble, retiring wasn't accounted as one of the big mitres.It is also shown in this chapter that succes is a very hideous thing. 

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