What a Character

In Les miserables, Victor Hugo goes to great lengths to describe the character of M. Myriel. He uses both direct and indirect characterization to help the reader get to know M.Myriel. Here are some examples.
"Charles Myriel had attracted a great deal of attention. Handsome, though not very tall, he was elegant, graceful, and witty."

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