Eventually, Marius moves to the Gorbeau House in the slums of Paris , where the rent is cheap, and the only amenity is having a roof over one's head.
One day, Marius runs into Courfeyac again, who introduces him to the Friends of the ABC, a political society committed to social change. In the very first meeting he has with them, he argues with their leader, Enjolras, an anti-Bonapartist republican, then leaves the group. Nevertheless, he remains on good terms with the group, especially Courfeyac. After leaving the group, Marius takes a stroll in the Luxembourg Gardens and spots Jean Valjean and Cosette sitting on a bench, and, out of the blue, the two adolescents fall in love with each other at a glance.
The next day, Marius returns to the Gardens holding a marigold flower in his hands and leaves it on the bench that Cosette and Valjean frequent. After a few minutes, the father and daughter arrive as Marius is about to leave, and Cosette keeps a hold of the flower. It is starting with this moment that Marius frequently attempts to approach the two and introduce himself, only to be intimidated by Valjean and back off at the last moment.
During one of these moments, Valjean intentionally leaves his hankerchief behind bearing the initials U. He keeps it with him, cherishing it often, and follows them home to learn of their address. After frequent encounters at the Gardens, Valjean and Cosette move out, due to the former thinking that Marius is a spy for Javert. This leaves Marius in a state of depression, and having nowhere else to go, as well as needing some support, he occasionally visits the Friends of the ABC.
Six months later, he overhears the commotion of the Jondrettes ransacking their own apartment in order to over-emphasize their poverty to a benefactor coming later that day to deliver food. Watching through a small opening in the walls between their rooms, Marius sees that the benefactor is actually Valjean, and is even more surprised to see Cosette accompanying him on the visit. He listens in to hear Jondrette lie about the monthly rent, and make an arrangement to have Valjean return later that evening with half-a-year's rent.
A few hours later, Marius overhears Jondrette talking to one of the members of the crime gang Patron-Minette about setting up an ambush when Valjean returns in order to extort more money. Marius quickly heads to the police and notifies Javert of the situation, making an arrangement to stay quiet in his apartment and fire a gun into the air once all of the members of the Patron-Minette have gathered. Over the next few days, Marius visits the home and eventually meets Ursule in the courtyard.
Marius returns Valjean's hankerchief to her, thinking it was hers, to which the duo laugh, introduce each other's names, and their relationship blossoms for weeks by nightly visits in the courtyard. Eventually, Cosette tells Marius about the move, causing much distress for the pair. Marius goes to Gillenormand to try to reconcile and to get permission to marry Cosette.
However, after Gillenormand simply rebuffs his love as a passing fling, Marius storms out of the house, insulted. Marius does not hold much affection for his father, because Gillenormand has told him that his father abandoned him. Since Marius has always believed that his father did not love him, he finds it difficult to grieve. He wonders why his father, who supposedly did not love him, asked to see him before he died.
The churchwarden, Mabeuf, tells Marius that his father came to Paris every two or three months to watch his son at Mass. This knowledge further confuses Marius. Chapter 6 Thus Cosette and Marius were drawn together by destiny.
The narrator notes that the idea of love at first Chapter 7 Slowly, Valjean begins to notice Marius in the Luxembourg. Only once does he mention him, saying that the young man has After realizing that Marius has followed them home, Valjean stops the trips to the Luxembourg. For the first Meanwhile, Marius still despairs about Cosette. It was excruciating for Marius not to know the address of his very soul, which the narrator links to the She goes out to sit on the bench, and suddenly sees Marius.
He is thinner and paler, with shadowy eyes but a face illuminated by the sunset Cosette is about to faint, but Marius catches her, feeling love, not lust, for her. Marius asks if she loves him, and Volume 4, Book 8: Enchantments and Desolations. Now, he enters every evening that May of Chapter 2 Marius had told Cosette that he was an orphan and lawyer, and that he was on One day Marius is on his way to the garden when a girl greets him: it is Eponine, Chapter 4 The next day is June 3rd, That night, Marius once again catches sight of Eponine on the way to the Rue Plumet, so he Chapter 6 Meanwhile, Marius had found Cosette weeping in the garden.
Her father has business that may require them One June evening, Gillenormand is thinking lovingly but bitterly of Marius , when the butler asks if M. Marius may come in. He stammers yes, and Marius With grief and anger, his Gillenormand rings for his daughter, who looks at Marius , frightened. Sarcastically, Gillenormand remarks that Marius has come merely for a formality. He asks if Marius begins to tell Gillenormand about Cosette. Chapter 2 Marius begins to wander the street, suffering.
At two in the morning he returns to his Courfeyrac had recognized Mabeuf, who had often accompanied Marius to his door, and he had told him to go home, as there was fighting A pale, thin, freckled man steps out and asks for Marius.
The pale Volume 4, Book Corinthe. Grantaire begins his next bottle and starts another speech, but at that Volume 4, Book Marius Enters the Shadow. Chapter 1 The voice that had summoned Marius to the barricades had come at an opportune moment, when he was mad with grief, Marius sneaks across a street patrolled by National Guardsmen, attempting to make his way through the Chapter 3 Marius reaches the Halles and sees a red glow, the reflection of the torch on the And when a tyrant falls in France one falls everywhere—thus such wars lead to peace.
Marius mingles these logical, rational thoughts with his heartbreak and passion. He glances towards the inside Volume 4, Book The Grandeurs of Despair. Chapter 5 The group gathers around Marius , and Enjolras proclaims that he is now the leader. Chapter 6 Marius recalls another small, deserted barricade, and heads that way.
A voice calls his name, and Plumet house. He must think her ugly, she says. Chapter 7 Marius keeps his promise and kisses Eponine. He lays her on the ground and goes to Marius is for a moment overjoyed that Cosette still loves him, but then somber again when When thou readest this, my soul will be near They must not be selfish, he says. Marius raises his voice and says that the men are right, and those who have families Chapter 6 Marius had been feeling as if he were already dead, but now he wonders why Fauchelevent Chapter 10 At that moment Cosette awakens, having dreamed of Marius , whom she is sure has received her letter and will find a way of seeing Marius barely notices Enjolras tells Marius to stay outside and observe.
When the drum beats the assault, the men will rush He unties the rope. Valjean drags him out of the wine shop, and Marius sees them pass into the Mondetour lane. Meanwhile, Marius had realized the inspector was the very man whom he had approached about the Thenardier Bossuet, Feuilly, Courfeyrac, and Combeferre are killed. Marius is still fighting but is riddled with wounds. Chapter 22 When only Enjolras and Marius remain of the leaders at the two edges, the center of the barricade gives way Chapter 24 At the moment of losing consciousness, Marius had felt the grasp of Jean Valjean, whose role in the battle was only to Volume 5, Book 3: Mud But the Soul.
He feels he is sinking, and he holds Marius up. Suddenly his foot strikes something solid. As he returns to the other students, he hears a voice calling out to him. She asks him that she lie on his knees, and he complies.
She also tells him she has a letter for him, which she kept from him since the day before. She lets him take it so that he will not be angry at her about her keeping it from him "when we meet again so soon. He fulfills his promise the reader is reassured by VIctor Hugo that Marius, in doing this, is not acting unfaithful to Cosette and goes inside the tavern that the barricade is built around to read the letter thinking it would have been inappropriate to read it beside her body.
Marius writes a letter back to Cosette, saying since she left again with no forwarding address, he would fulfill his promise and die for her. He gives the letter to Gavroche, to deliver the next day to Cosette thinking that this would get Gavroche out of the barricade before it was too late , but Gavroche delivers it that night to a "servant" at Cosette's address the "servant" is actually Valjean.
As the barricade falls, Marius has multiple head wounds and is shot in the collarbone. He falls back, but Valjean grabs him and carries him away from the soldiers, around a corner to the back part of the barricade. The only way out is through the sewers, so Valjean carries Marius for a few miles through the sewers including a spot of deep quicksand.
Valjean asks Javert to help him carry Marius home and Javert summons his carriage to take them to M. As it turns out, Marius is the only survivor from that barricade there were others in Paris at that time.
After six months of raging fever, Marius regains consciousness. Gillenormand gives Marius permission to marry Cosette and the two men reconcile. The wedding day is a happy one. After the wedding, Valjean visits Marius and tells him his past.
Marius, who had had a shaky relationship with Valjean before the wedding, but had accepted him as a father afterward, is horrified. Shocked, Marius and Valjean agree that it would be best if Valjean never sees Cosette again. Valjean wishes not to be permanently separated from Cosette, so Marius grants him one visit per evening. Pulling out the old bloodied coat that he'd been saving in a safe, Marius accurately matches the piece of cloth to that of the coat he wore in the barricades and announces that he's the man who Valjean supposedly murdered.
Realizing that Valjean had lived a completely honest life for years and years, wasn't actually a criminal or a murderer, and had also saved Marius at the barricade, Marius and Cosette rush to reconcile with Valjean.
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