Les Miserables Script FINALE
Les Miserables Script FINALE
Look down, look down Don't look You will starve again
'em in the eye Unless you learn the meaning of
Look down, look down, You're here the law.
until you die Valjean:
1st Convict: I know the meaning of those 19
The sun is strong years
Chorus: Javert:
Look down, look down, Five years for what you did
Javert: Chorus:
God has raised you out of darkness And what have we here, little
innocent sister?
I have bought your soul for God!
Oh, Come on Fantine, let's have
all the news!
(Reading the letter)
"dear Fantine you must send us
more
money...Your child needs a
doctor...
SCENE 3: At the end of the day
There's no time to lose..."
Fantine: (She pulls herself into a sitting
position
Give that letter to me against the head of the mattress.
It is none of your business She draws her legs up and wraps
her arms round her knees,
With a husband at home huddling against the
misery of the world.)
And a bit on the side!
Is there anyone here “I Dreamed A Dream”
She has nothing to fear? There was a time when men were
kind
She has nothing to hide? When their voices were soft
And their words inviting
Valjean:
There was a time when love was
What is this fighting all about? blind
And the world was a song
Will someone tear these two And the song was exciting
apart? There was a time
This is a factory, not a circus! Then it all went wrong
I dreamed a dream in time gone by
Now come on ladies, settle down When hope was high
And life worth living
I run a business of repute I dreamed that love would never
I am the Mayor of this town die
I dreamed that God would be
(To the foreman) forgiving
Then I was young and unafraid
Deal with this Forewoman. And dreams were made and used and
Be as patient as you can.(exit) wasted
There was no ransom to be paid
Women: No song unsung, no wine untasted
But the tigers come at night
(Women will rip out fantine’s With their voices soft as thunder
clothes/ grab hair) As they tear your hope apart
She'll be nothing but trouble And they turn your dream to shame
again and again He slept a summer by my side
He filled my days with endless
Woman 2: You must sack her today wonder
He took my childhood in his stride
Workers: Sack the girl today!
But he was gone when autumn came
Foreman: Right my girl. On your And still I dream he'll come to
way! (pushes Fantine out harshly) me
That we will live the years
together
But there are dreams that cannot
be
And there are storms we cannot
weather
SCENE 4: Fantine’s Reminisence I had a dream my life would be
So different from this hell I'm If I go to jail, she'll die
living
So different now from what it VALJEAN: A moment of your time,
seemed Javert, I do believe this woman's
Now life has killed the dream I tale.
dreamed. JAVERT: Monsieur L’meir—
(Fade)
VALJEAN:You've done your duty,
BAMATABOIS: Sold your teeth, did let her be
you? Ugh, how ugly you are. She needs a doctor, not a jail
FANTINE: Leave me alone. JAVERT: Monsieur L’meir!
BAMATABOIS: You’ve got some nerve FANTINE: Can this be?
you little slut, you’ve got some
VALJEAN: Where will she end
gall
(harassment & Fantine slaps This child without a friend?
bamatabois) I've seen your face before
BAMATABOIS: By Christ, you'll pay Show me some way to help you
for what you've done
How have you come to grief
I guarantee, I'll make you suffer
In such a place as this?
FANTINE: I beg you, don't report
me sir FANTINE: Monsieur, don't mock me
now, I pray
I'll do whatever you may want
It's hard enough I've lost my
pride
JAVERT: Tell me quickly what's You let your foreman send me away
the story
Yes, you were there, and turned
Who saw what and why and where aside
Let him give a full description FANTINE and (VALJEAN):
Let him answer to Javert. I never did no wrong
BAMATABOIS: Javert, would you (Is it true, what I've done)
believe it
My daughter's close to dying
I was crossing from the park
(To an innocent soul?)
When this prostitute attacked me
If there's a God above
You can see she left her mark.
(Had I only known then...)
FATINE: There's a child who
sorely needs me He'd let me die instead
She's nice to see and she's soft my dear, Eponine, let me see you.
to touch, You look very well in that new
little blue hat. There’s some
She says "Cosette, I love you very little girls who know how to
much." behave.
I know a place where no one's And they know what to wear. And
lost, I'm saying thank Heaven for that.
I know a place where no one cries, Still there Cosette? Your tears
will do you no good. I told you
Crying at all is not allowed, fetch some water from the well in
Not in my castle on a cloud. the wood…
YOUNG COSETTE: Please do not
(Madame Thenardier comes bustling send me out alone. Not in the
down the stairs in a bad mood. She darkness
glowers at little Cosette and
changes the closed sign from on my own
“closed” to “open”.)
MME. THERNADIER: Now Shut
MME THERNADIER: Now look
your face, or I'll forget to be
who's here. The little madame nice! You
herself!
heard me ask for something,And I
Pretending once again she's been
`so never ask twice!
And yet with you, my world has Valjean: One day more!
started! Javert:
Eponine: One more day to revolution,
One more day all on my own. We will nip it in the bud!
Marius & Cosette: I will join these little
Will we ever meet again? schoolboys,
SCENE 23: Love Ones and Marius’ (Marius can’t conceal that he’s
Grief
revelation.)
(Marius makes his way slowly up (Valjean leaving)
the stairs to the upper room. He’s
still weak from his wounds. He MARIUS: Monsieur, you cannot
enters the room where his friends leave!
died, and looks round. He sinks
into a chair.) Whatever I tell my beloved
Cosette,
Marius:
she will never believe me.
There's a grief that can't be
spoken. MARIUS: I give my word.
There's a pain goes on and on. VALJEAN: What I have spoken, why
I must go.
Phantom faces at the window.
MARIUS: For the sake of Cosette,
Phantom shadows on the floor. it must be so.
Empty chairs at empty tables (EXT. MARIUS’S FAMILY HOUSE)
Where my friends will meet no (A waiting cab. Valjean comes out
more. of the modest lodging house and
gets in. Thecab rattles away down I write my last confession.
the street.)
Read it well
(Cosette gazes at Marius,
bewildered bywhat she has just When I at last am sleeping.
learned.)
COSETTE: Where’s he gone without It's the story
a word. That wouldn’t be his way
to go Of those who always loved you.
COSETTE: He can’t leave us now. Your mother gave her life for you
What’s our wedding day without Then gave you to my keeping.
him giving me away?
Fantine:
(fade)
Come with me
SCENE 26: CONVENT CHAPEL
Where chains will never bind you
PARIS
All your grief
(Valjean prays in the chapel, on
his knees. He’s very weak. Next At last, at last behind you.
to the crucifix on the altar are
Valjean’s two silver Lord in Heaven,
candlesticks, in which two
candles burn.) Look down on him in mercy.
VALJEAN: Valjean:
Now I can die in peace for now my And take me to your glory.
life is blessed
Fantine:
Cosette:
Take my hand
You will live, Papa, you're going
to live And lead me to salvation.
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