Ninety-Three

The Moral Complexity Of Revolution: Hugo Explores The Ethical Dilemmas And Contradictions Inherent In The French Revolution Depicting Characters Who Struggle With The Balance Between Justice Mercy And Fanaticism. The Cost Of Ideals: The Novel Examines The Human Cost Of Ideological Purity Showing How Absolute Commitment To A Cause Can Lead To Tragic Outcomes. Conflict Between Duty And Humanity: Through Gauvain And Cimourdain Hugo Portrays The Tension Between Following Orders For The Sake Of The Greater Good And Acting On Personal Conscience And Compassion. Fate And Destiny: As With Many Of Hugo’S Works Ninety-Three Delves Into The Themes Of Fate And The Inevitable Consequences Of One’S Actions In The Broader Sweep Of History.