Φαντίν is a character from the novel "Les Misérables," written by Victor Hugo. She is a young woman who faces numerous hardships, including poverty and the struggle to care for her child. Her story highlights themes of sacrifice, love, and the impact of societal issues on individuals. In the narrative, Φαντίν's life takes a tragic turn as she is forced to make difficult choices to survive. Her character serves as a representation of the struggles faced by many during the 19th century in France, illustrating the broader social injustices of the time.