A sense of place

Alot of the Times Víctor Hugo has us confused durning the story because we usally don’t know where were at and that’s what makes the story a little more interesting. Víctor Hugo is making us figure out the situation so that way we get for challenges in this book. It will help us understand more when we read books later on.

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