Madame magloire refers to valjean as a "barefooted gypsy man "in "the convict and the bishop" which best explains madame magloire's description of valjean?

a. it informs the bishop about someone who needs . b. it compliments people who travel. c. it stereotype people who travel as a way of life. d. it makes an observation about valjean's lifestyle.

C. it stereotype people who travel as a way of life.

Explanation:

When Jean Valjean visits the bishop he has been traveling and fleeing away from justice, in that period of time gypsys weren´t beloved, much like today, and were seen as bad and dangerous because people thought they would steal from them and take their women or children, so there was a stereaotype against them, that´s why when she tells the bishop a kind of gypsy was looking for him, she expected that he would refuse to see him.