The author of this book does not belong to those who are fond of war. It is terribly attractive in some of its manifestations, it is disgustingly ugly in others.
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The author of "Les Miserables," Victor Hugo, expresses a nuanced perspective on war. While he acknowledges that some aspects of warfare can be captivating, he also recognizes the horrific and repulsive events that accompany it. This complexity highlights the dual nature of war, showcasing both its allure and its brutality.
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