* Hopeless romantic, friend of the ABC, who falls in love in the midst of the 1832 revolution.
* Leader of the ABC, he leads his friends to battle during Lamarque's funeral.
* Subject of the first chapters of "Les Miserables", he is the man who transforms the main character with his generosity.
* Son of the evil innkeeper, he roams the streets, helping others in need.
* She helps Marius find his beloved, and is one of the victims of the revolution.
* We'll start off with the Friends of the ABC: he writes poems, he's timid but courageous, and he plays the flute.
* He is, according to Hugo, the center of the Friends, he helps Marius with lodging when Marius joins the group.
* He's the drinker of the group, the sceptic, totally ugly, and he respects, loves and reveres Enjolras.
* He's 25, bald, and unlucky. He's also known as Bossuet, but his real last name is this.
* He's 23, studies medicine, and he has the habit of touching his nose with his cane.
* He studies law, he's 22, handsome, rich, serious, and is probably the best known of the ABC, apart from Marius.
* OK, now with the others. In Montreuil-sur-Mer, he's sort of an enemy to Jean Valjean, but the latter saves him from certain death when he is crushed by a cart.
* He is the arrogant man that calls for Javert to arrest Fantine after she hits him.
* She is the sister of Eponine, daughter to the Thenardier
* He always hides in shadows, throws his voice, and never lets his face be seen.
* He is the only black man mentionned in Les Miserables, but he doesn't take part in the action, really, he is just mentioned.
* He is young, sadistic, kind of makes me think of Alex in 'A Clockwork Orange'. He always carries a cane hiding a dagger.
* He is the maternal grandfather of Marius.
* He is the gardener in the Petit-Picpus {convent;} he helps Jean Valjean by misleading the nuns into thinking Valjean is his brother, and thus helps Cosette get an education.
* Why did Dom Claude Frollo name the child he found 'Quasimodo'?