I had a dream. Which scene was it from the musical Les Miserables?

As the original work of Pathetique lasted for 20 years, it is impossible for the musical to cover all the contents, so Les Miserables, which was adapted into a musical, is divided into: preface-1865438+2005 Digne, the first act-1823 Montfermeil on the seashore and the second act. As Les Miserables has several recorded versions, such as global version, London version and Broadway version, the following three versions are integrated to introduce the plot development of the whole drama with songs as the latitude and longitude:

Scene 1, 1823, Montreuil-sur-mer "At the End of the Day".

Eight years later, Jean Valjean became M. Madeleine. He was already the owner of a factory and the mayor of Montreuil-sur-mer. On this day, the workers got off work and sang "At the End of the Day". Among the workers, there is a female worker named Fantine. She received a letter from her daughter's adoptive parents saying that the child was ill and needed medical expenses ... and this letter was taken away by another kind-hearted female worker, so the two began to fight for this letter. Jean Valjean heard this and went out of the factory to ask the foreman to calm down the noise. When everyone knew about her disgrace, they began to demand her dismissal, so Fantine lost her job.

I had a dream.

Fantine who lost her job was very disappointed. Accompanied by strings and harp, she slowly sang "I had a dream", and the lyrics recalled the good times when her husband did not abandon them when he was young.

"lovely ladies"

Next, the scene switches to the dock, and sailors, prostitutes and Johns can be seen everywhere. Sailors and prostitutes flirt with each other by singing "lovely ladies" Fantine wanted to sell her jewelry here, but the bid was too low. At this time, a thin old woman took a fancy to her beautiful hair and asked for ten francs. Fantine thought she could afford her daughter's expenses and agreed. Egged on by other warblers, Fantine turned to dust and sold her soul.

Fantine's arrest

Fantine clashed with a fragrance seeker, and the unfortunate Fantine was later arrested. Officer Javert arrested her. At this time, Jean Valjean saw this situation in the crowd and went forward to understand the situation. Jean Valjean learned Fantine's story, and she promised to take her to the hospital and help her take care of her daughter.

Out of control carriage

At this time, a car accident happened on the side. A runaway carriage pinned down passers-by. This carriage is so heavy that no one can move it. Jean Valjean wanted to try. In the silence of everyone, he lifted the carriage and saved the wheel's life. When police officer Javert saw this scene, he was surprised and pulled the mayor aside, saying that this action of the mayor reminded him of Jean Valjean, a parolee he had been chasing hard before, so he was also very powerful. Now the suspect was finally arrested a few days ago and then left.

"Who am I? "(who am I-trial)

Jean Valjean heard Javert say this. He knew Javert had arrested the wrong man. At this time, there is a battle between heaven and man in his heart-if he surrenders, he will be sentenced again, and if he does not surrender, his conscience will be condemned again. So he asked himself, "Who am I? Can I remain anonymous all my life? How should I face myself? After some inner struggle, he walked into the court, took off his clothes to reveal the tattoo on his chest, and shouted: "I am Jean Valjean, prisoner number 2460 1! 」

"Fantine's death"

Then the camera turned to the hospital, and Fantine dreamed that her daughter Cosette was dying. She reminded her like a loving mother that she wanted to sing a lullaby to her children. Then Jean Valjean came in, and Fantine, who was weak, entrusted her daughter to Jean Valjean and died smiling.

"conflict"

At this moment, Javert came in, and Jean Valjean asked for three days' grace to solve the problem of Fantine's daughter Cosette, and he would automatically bring the matter to justice. However, Javert does not believe that criminals in the past have turned over a new leaf now, and thinks that "it is still a cow to lead a cow to Beijing". Jean Valjean grabbed a chair, smashed it, pointed sharp sawdust at Javert and swore to Fantine that she would take care of her daughter. The two men scuffled, Javert was knocked down, and Jean Valjean took advantage of the gap to escape.