Javert

Javert is a fictional character from Victor Hugo’s novel "Les Misérables," serving as a relentless police inspector. He is deeply committed to law and order, believing in strict justice and moral clarity. Javert sees the world in black and white, judging people based on their adherence to the law. His unwavering dedication to duty puts him in conflict with the novel’s protagonist, Jean Valjean, who seeks redemption. Javert's rigid principles ultimately lead to internal turmoil when faced with moral complexities, highlighting themes of justice, duty, and compassion.