Who am I sung by Jeff Leyton in the Les Miserables Chelmsford Spectacular.

Les Miserables Chelmsford Spectacular festival in 1997.
In Les Misérables, Jean Valjean escaped a life of slavery under the law and began anew as a mayor and owner of a factory. He even took on a new name, ridding himself of his former identity. But since Valjean had failed to appear at his mandated parole check-ins Javert, the antagonist policeman, tried to find him so he could arrest him. At one point Javert encountered Valjean in his factory, though since he had a new name and a cleaned up look Javert did not recognise him. In one scene Javert tells Valjean that the con he was looking for had been found and was being put to trial. Valjean, realising that another man was mistaken for him, begins asking one of the hardest questions, who am I. He knows that it is wrong to condemn an innocent man in his place, though he’s come so far in making his life new. He also knows that if he turned himself in he would be condemned and the hundreds of workers who work for him would be abandoned and out of a job. If he stayed silent (keeping his true identity hidden) his soul would be damned. In the end he makes the choice to turn himself in. He runs into the trial and proclaims that he is 24601.

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