Inspector Javert was a character in Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables. In the novel, he pursued the main character, Jean Valjean, across France for twenty years for several crimes, including breaking parole, and stealing a loaf of bread. He later committed suicide, due to his inability to reconcile the goodness of Humans with their actions against the law. Michael Eddington compared Benjamin Sisko to Javert, and himself to Jean Valjean, during Sisko's pursuit of the former Starfleet officer in 2373. Eddington would also call Sisko "Javert" when they talked. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
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| - Inspector Javert was a character in Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables. In the novel, he pursued the main character, Jean Valjean, across France for twenty years for several crimes, including breaking parole, and stealing a loaf of bread. He later committed suicide, due to his inability to reconcile the goodness of Humans with their actions against the law. Michael Eddington compared Benjamin Sisko to Javert, and himself to Jean Valjean, during Sisko's pursuit of the former Starfleet officer in 2373. Eddington would also call Sisko "Javert" when they talked. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
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- Javert (—11 ABY) was a Vice Admiral in the True Imperial Fleet and commanded the True Empire's Athaniss Campaign. He was killed during the Battle of Novar III. He had no apparent relations to Imperial pilot and Vigilant Movement agent, Thradash Javert.
- Javert was a smart AI who served in an ONI espionage unit until he was transferred to UNSC SOCOM and was assigned to Agent 2054, otherwise known as Orion. He would serve as a tactical coordinator for Orion's assassination squad, Team Jian. Javert's composed personality and drive to accomplish whatever task was assigned to him would allow him to get along well with Orion, who was also extremely focused on completing missions.
- -2+2=4 -Le Père Noël existe, c'est vrai. Si vous ne me croyez pas, vous n'êtes pas très futé. -La bière n'est pas responsable de la famine en Afrique
- Javert ist ein fiktiver Inspektor aus dem Buch Les Misérables von Victor Hugo, der über 20 Jahre Jean Valjean wegen des Diebstahls eines Laibs Brot verfolgt. 2373 vergleicht Michael Eddington Captain Sisko mit Inspektor Javert. (DS9: )
- Javert est un corbeau anthropomorphe de l'univers de Donald Duck.
- Javert est un, inspecteur de police, personnage du roman Les Misérables crée par Victor Hugo.
- Javert était un personnage de fiction issu du roman de Victor Hugo "Les misérables". Il poursuivit le héros principal, Jean Valjean, à travers la France pendant 25 ans parce qu'il avait volé un bout de pain. Il se suicida finalement lorsqu'il réalisa qu'il traquait un homme bon, en raison de son inflexibilité. Michael Eddington avait lu ce livre à plusieurs reprises. Lorsqu'il rejoignit le Maquis, il se considéra comme le héros de ce roman, Jean Valjean et compara le Capitaine Benjamin Sisko à l'inspecteur Javert. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
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| - Inspector Javert was a character in Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables. In the novel, he pursued the main character, Jean Valjean, across France for twenty years for several crimes, including breaking parole, and stealing a loaf of bread. He later committed suicide, due to his inability to reconcile the goodness of Humans with their actions against the law. Michael Eddington compared Benjamin Sisko to Javert, and himself to Jean Valjean, during Sisko's pursuit of the former Starfleet officer in 2373. Eddington would also call Sisko "Javert" when they talked. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
- [[Category:Fictional French people
- Javert (—11 ABY) was a Vice Admiral in the True Imperial Fleet and commanded the True Empire's Athaniss Campaign. He was killed during the Battle of Novar III. He had no apparent relations to Imperial pilot and Vigilant Movement agent, Thradash Javert.
- Javert was a smart AI who served in an ONI espionage unit until he was transferred to UNSC SOCOM and was assigned to Agent 2054, otherwise known as Orion. He would serve as a tactical coordinator for Orion's assassination squad, Team Jian. Javert's composed personality and drive to accomplish whatever task was assigned to him would allow him to get along well with Orion, who was also extremely focused on completing missions.
- -2+2=4 -Le Père Noël existe, c'est vrai. Si vous ne me croyez pas, vous n'êtes pas très futé. -La bière n'est pas responsable de la famine en Afrique
- Javert ist ein fiktiver Inspektor aus dem Buch Les Misérables von Victor Hugo, der über 20 Jahre Jean Valjean wegen des Diebstahls eines Laibs Brot verfolgt. 2373 vergleicht Michael Eddington Captain Sisko mit Inspektor Javert. (DS9: )
- Javert est un corbeau anthropomorphe de l'univers de Donald Duck.
- Javert est un, inspecteur de police, personnage du roman Les Misérables crée par Victor Hugo.
- Javert était un personnage de fiction issu du roman de Victor Hugo "Les misérables". Il poursuivit le héros principal, Jean Valjean, à travers la France pendant 25 ans parce qu'il avait volé un bout de pain. Il se suicida finalement lorsqu'il réalisa qu'il traquait un homme bon, en raison de son inflexibilité. Michael Eddington avait lu ce livre à plusieurs reprises. Lorsqu'il rejoignit le Maquis, il se considéra comme le héros de ce roman, Jean Valjean et compara le Capitaine Benjamin Sisko à l'inspecteur Javert. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
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