The Bishop of Digne

The Bishop of Digne is a fictional character from Victor Hugo's novel "Les Misérables." He represents kindness, compassion, and the moral struggles of humanity. Known for his generous nature, he aids the protagonist, Jean Valjean, offering him redemption and forgiveness after Valjean steals from him. The Bishop’s actions profoundly influence Valjean's transformation from a hardened ex-convict to a caring individual. His character embodies themes of grace, mercy, and the positive impact of compassion in society. The Bishop's role serves as a moral compass in the story, highlighting the power of selfless love and redemption.