In "The Convict and the Bishop," why does Jean Valjean ring the doorbell of the local prison?

A.

He wants to know if he can sleep there for the night.

B.

He wants to confess to his past crimes.

C.

He wants to report how the innkeeper and the tavern-keeper have treated him.

D.

He wants to speak to some of the people he was once imprisoned with.

Question

In "The Convict and the Bishop," why does Jean Valjean ring the doorbell of the local prison?



 








  

A.
 
He wants to know if he can sleep there for the night. 









  

B.
 
He wants to confess to his past crimes. 









  

C.
 
He wants to report how the innkeeper and the tavern-keeper have treated him. 









  

D.
 
He wants to speak to some of the people he was once imprisoned with.

karategirl2002 · Answer

this is liture i need help so bad so i went in history and see if i can get answers

j2lie · Answer

I think it is C. because it makes sense.

ashleyisakitty · Answer

I just saw Les Mis the other day