Kurjat II: Cosette, written by Victor Hugo in the mid-19th century, continues the narrative from 'Les Misérables,' focusing on the character of Cosette. The novel explores themes of love, poverty, and social injustice in post-revolutionary France, intertwining her personal journey with historical events like the Battle of Waterloo. The story begins with a traveler reflecting on the landscape and history of the area, setting a backdrop filled with tension and the remnants of past conflicts that foreshadow Cosette's struggles amidst the chaos of war.
