Rue Plumet

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Rue Plumet is the quiet Parisian street in Victor Hugo’s *Les Misérables* where Marius and Cosette secretly meet and their love story unfolds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
street in fiction
appearsIn Les Misérables
appearsInAdaptation Les Misérables (stage musical)
various film adaptations of Les Misérables
associatedWithCharacter Cosette
Javert
Jean Valjean
Marius Pontmercy
Thénardier
linked to: Thénardiers

Éponine Thénardier
linked to: Éponine
countryInWork France
creator Victor Hugo
describedAs quiet street
secluded place
fictionalAddressOf house of Jean Valjean and Cosette
firstPublicationOfWorkAppearedIn 1862
genreOfWorkAppearedIn historical novel
hasFictionalCoordinateType Parisian street layout
inUniverseStatus residential street
languageOfWorkAppearedIn French
literarySignificance key setting for the development of the central love story in Les Misérables
locatedInWork Paris
medium novel
narrativeFunction contrast to the political turmoil of Paris
symbol of intimacy and seclusion
partOfFictionalUniverse Les Misérables universe
plotEvent attempted robbery by Thénardier’s gang
secret meetings of Marius and Cosette
Éponine’s intervention to protect the house
relatedWorkLocation Gorbeau tenement
Rue de la Chanvrerie
Rue de l’Homme-Armé
roleInNarrative meeting place of Marius and Cosette
refuge for Jean Valjean and Cosette
setting of Marius and Cosette’s love story
settingEventContext post-Napoleonic France
settingPeriod early 19th century
themeAssociation class and social division
romantic love
safety and shelter
workBasedOn Les Misérables (stage musical)
linked to: Les Misérables

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