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Remember the Truth That Once Was Spoken

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As Jean Valjean took his final breaths, he handed Cosette an envelope as he muttered "it's the story, of those who always loved you. Your mother gave her life for you, and gave you to my keeping." In that envelope contains Fantine's life, from what Valjean found after Fantine had died in his arms. She had written her story down and it was shared, 9 years later. This is Fantine's story. This is the truth that once was spoken.All Rights Reserved

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