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* TokenEvilTeammate: Among the cast of the musical specifically. The oppressive ruling system of France is the closest thing to a central villain, and Javert is more of a representation of that system than someone who is evil in his own right (in addition to having a rigid system of personal principles and a sincere, if extremely unforgiving, idea of right and wrong), but Thénardier, beneath the [[LaughablyEvil disarming]] [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer]], is genuinely just the biggest bastard in all of France on his own merits.

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* TokenEvilTeammate: Among Monsieur Thénardier is this in relation to the cast of the musical specifically. The oppressive ruling system of France is the closest thing to a central villain, and Javert is more of a representation of that system than someone who is evil in his own right (in addition to having a rigid system of personal principles and a sincere, if extremely unforgiving, idea of right and wrong), but Thénardier, beneath the [[LaughablyEvil disarming]] [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer]], is genuinely just the biggest bastard in all of France on his own merits.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: Among the cast of the musical specifically. The oppressive ruling system of France is the closest thing to a central villain, and Javert is more of a representation of that system than someone who is evil in his own right (in addition to having a rigid system of personal principles and a sincere, if extremely unforgiving, idea of right and wrong), but Thénardier, beneath the [[LaughablyEvil disarming]] [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer]], is genuinely just the biggest bastard in all of France on his own merits.

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