Tale of Tales

Hello Friends and Happy Barricade Day! Now, in light of recent events I will not be posting a full celebration today. I had written a fic, and did some art that i will be holding off on. And if I feel the vibe is right y’all may get a gif set. So if you weren’t prepared to cry your in luck. Hold off the tissues until July 27-July 29th for alternative barricade day! This is a bit tear jerking but it’s nothing crazy and it’s only obvious on a few posts. I chose to post these in particular (along with the Gif set which will be posted around Noon EST) because of a post that will be coming out around 4:30 EST June 5th. So stay tuned. These are the character descriptions from the brick. You know, the book where Victor Hugo said “fuck comma rules”. I don’t know what half of his describing words mean. And if you do I applaud you. While this took me about a week, each one alone took maybe an hour tops. And just between you and me, these weren’t done on any fancy editing apps, I did this on google drawings. I find them very aesthetically pleasing and I hope you all do as well. 

Stay Safe and have a happy Barricade day. I promise y’all will get the real tear jerkers in a month. 

-Jenna

“He was the marble lover of liberty” 

Enjolras, played by: Aaron Tveit 

“Grantaire admired, loved, and ventured Enjolras” 

Grantaire, played by: George Blagden 

“Revolution, but civilization.” 

Combeferre, played by: Killian Donnelly

“Jean Prouvaire was addicted to love”

Jehan, played by: Alistair Brammer

“This orphan had adopted the people” 

Feuilly, played by: Gabriel Vick

“Courfeyrac was a splendid fellow”

Courfeyrac, played by: Fra Fee

“Never a lawyer” 

Bahorel, played by: Iwan Lewis

“His specialty was to succeed at nothing” 

Bossuet, played by: Stuart Neal

“Joly was a young hypochondriac”

Joly, played by: Hugh Skinner 

“But he was lighthearted because he was free” 

Gavroche, played by: Daniel Huttlestone 

A group that almost became historic 

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