Les Misérables #1

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 I feel like M. Myriel was set in life like he doesn't really need to worry about much. Something that caught my attention is that M. Myriel was married at an early age and that it was an arranged marriage, so I wonder how he felt during this event or did he just along because he didn't or something. When they talked about the "Revolution" are they talking about the French revolution? 

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