[ SECRET POST #2189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2189 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure I completely agree with that, though that is a good point. It's just, in the musical, we see him turn away from chasing Valjean, even when he knows that Valjean is in Paris (as seen when he turns away from chasing Valjean to try and spy on the Les Amis, though he knows that Valjean is in Paris, he has a different duty to preform.)

It's true that his life is undermined, but that's because every time he runs into Valjean, it's when Valjean is doing moral actions, not because Javert was chasing him the whole time.

[intrigueing]

Yeah...uh..that's not even remotely what I said? I said he's doing stuff SIMILAR to chasing Valjean all the time. Like chasing and prosecuting criminals with that same kind of righteous zeal that he always voices whenever he runs into Valjean, which fits into the same mentality as what drives him to chase Valjean. His thing with Valjean isn't his entire life, but it's kind of a metaphor for his entire life.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, got it! Yeah, I agree with you, then. Sorry for misreading it!

[intrigueing]

Ah, well, no worries!