Eponine

Éponine is a character from Victor Hugo’s novel "Les Misérables." She is the daughter of the Thénardier innkeepers and grows up in poverty. Despite her rough surroundings, she develops deep feelings for the young revolutionary, Marius. Éponine is compassionate and courageous, often acting selflessly to protect those she cares about. Her character highlights themes of love, sacrifice, and social hardship. In the story, she moves from a life of hardship to demonstrate genuine kindness and bravery, making her a memorable and complex figure reflecting resilience amid adversity.