Fantine
FantineFan-teen · /fɑ̃.tin/
FeminineFrenchEuropeanRegional
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Meaning
Childish, innocent, infant
Legacy
Fantine is the tragic heroine in Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables," symbolizing the suffering of the poor in 19th-century France.
Known for
Fantine gained significant recognition due to Victor Hugo's novel "Les Misérables" and is more common in Francophone regions.
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The images that carry it
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This flag represents France, the name's country of origin and the setting for the story that made it famous.
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A wilting rose evokes the tragic fate and lost beauty of the character Fantine in "Les Misérables."
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This broken heart symbolizes the profound heartbreak and suffering that Fantine endures throughout her story.
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A delicate ribbon suggests the innocence and youthful dreams that Fantine possessed before her life took a turn.
What it asks of you
Moral
You must protect the vulnerable, even at great personal cost.
Character
It embodies enduring a cruel world with a resilient spirit.
Mindset
Its orientation is towards selfless sacrifice for others' well-being.
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