[ SECRET POST #4101 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4101 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The thing about Javert is that he's probably either got some kind of disorder or is working off some repressed trauma that drives his behavior, imo. It isn't normal to fixate and obsess like that, for years and years, and his worldview is so rigid and unyielding that when he's finally forced to face the fact that he was wrong in his assumptions, it breaks him mentally. It drives him to suicide. He comes off to me as a deeply emotionally unwell person tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

tl:dr He's batshit crazy.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, yes, obviously there -are- many thing wrong with him, most likely because of where he came from...He started at the very bottom, worked very hard to get himself out of the gutter and then spent the rest of his life trying to keep it that way. He is, I think, so obsessed with Valjean because he confuses him and keeps making him question everything he thinks to be true. When he commits suicide, it's not only because he cannot accept he was wrong, but because he realizes that, to do what he now thinks is right (let Valjean go for good) he must betray his duty to the law. Of course that tears him apart. He sees no other choice but to end his life. It's heartbreaking, really.