History Recap / LesMiserables

There is a small grave with the following epitaph written in pencil:

The wedding of Cosette and Marius is a joyous one. Afterwards, Valjean goes to Marius’ home and explains his criminal past to him. Shocked by this confession and convinced that Valjean had murdered Javert, Marius tells Valjean that he ought to never see Cosette again. Valjean acknowledges Marius’ decision.
A few weeks later, a disguised Thenardier comes to Marius and offers to sell him information about Valjean; he explains that Javert had actually committed suicide, but he also claims that Valjean had murdered someone and produces Marius’ torn jacket piece as evidence, but Marius recognizes the cloth as his own. He throws money at Thenardier and orders him to leave France, which he does, taking his surviving daughter Anzelma to America to start dealing in the slave trade.
Marius, now aware that it was Valjean who saved him from being killed, goes with Cosette to Valjean’s home where they find him bedridden and dying but filled with joy that he could see Cosette one last time.Marius reconciles with Valjean as he finds peace at last.

The wedding of Cosette and Marius is a joyous one.
Afterwards, Valjean goes to Marius’ home and explains his criminal past to him. Shocked by this confession and convinced that Valjean had murdered Javert, Marius tells Valjean that he ought to never see Cosette again. Valjean acknowledges Marius’ decision.

At the banks of the Seine, Valjean encounters Javert. Valjean asks Javert to allow him to deliver Marius to his grandfather Gillenormand. Javert ends up agreeing. Valjean afterwards asks Javert to let him see Cosette one last time, to which Javert again agrees. Once Valjean arrives at his house, Javert is gone. He wanders the streets of Paris in the throes of indecision. He feels that turning in Valjean would be wrong, but as a law officer, he cannot allow Valjean to go free. At the Seine, Javert falls into the raging waters and drowns.
Marius awakens in his grandfather’s home thanks to Valjean, although he isn’t aware of this. Six months later, he recovers completely and starts thinking about Cosette. Gillenormand, willing to be on good terms with his grandson, gives him permission to marry her, with Valjean deciding to give Cosette a dowry of 600,000 francs. Valjean fakes an injury in his writing hand so as not forge a false name on the marriage certificate which Gillenormand does instead.

A few weeks later, a disguised Thenardier comes to Marius and offers to sell information about Valjean; he explains that Javert had actually committed suicide, but he also claims that Valjean had murdered someone and produces Marius’ torn jacket piece as evidence, but Marius recognizes the cloth as his own. He throws money at Thenardier and orders him to leave France, which he does, taking his surviving daughter Anzelma to America to start dealing in the slave trade.

A few weeks later, a disguised Thenardier offers to sell information about Valjean; he explains that Javert had actually committed suicide, but he also claims that Valjean had murdered someone and produces Marius’ torn jacket piece as evidence, but Marius recognizes the cloth as his own. He throws money at Thenardier and orders him to leave France, which he does, taking his surviving daughter Anzelma to America to start dealing in the slave trade.

At the banks of the Seine, Valjean encounters Javert. Valjean asks Javert to deliver Marius to his grandfather Gillenormand. Javert ends up agreeing. Valjean afterwards asks Javert to let him see Cosette one last time, to which Javert again agrees. Once Valjean arrives at his house, Javert is gone. He wanders the streets of Paris in the throes of indecision. He feels that turning in Valjean would be wrong, but as a law officer, he cannot allow Valjean to go free. At the Seine, Javert falls into the raging waters and drowns.