Fuck Yeah Les Miserables

idk how to draw the back of R's head

Live

Laugh

Who's ready to work out with Enjolras?

myriel adventures (+husband this time)

(because I am french and I have nothing better to do)

First of all I am just going to completely disregard everything Hugo said because according to him everyone is from the South of France except I refuse to believe all of them would agree on this issue

Enjolras : pretends he couldn't care less except 1- he always says pain au chocolat and 2- he said chocolatine once and now no one is letting it go. It has been nearly ten years.

Combeferre : has always said pain au chocolat and only cared about the discourse as a joke at first but now he's beginning to take it too seriously. will remind Enjolras of the chocolatine incident on any given occasion

Courfeyrac : started saying chocolatine only to mess with Combeferre and at first it felt like inner betrayal everytime he said it but then he grew into it. so now he says chocolatine in the most natural way possible and gets to mess with his friends

Jehan : chocolatine when they are with R, however with everyone else they will be going for the weirdest name they can come up with just for fun. Courfeyrac enjoys it a lot and started to do the same thing around Marius to confuse him

Bahorel : pain au chocolat. And he will start fights about it.

Feuilly : does not care as long as he gets one. however if there is a fight about it he will choose whatever side seems funnier at the moment

Joly : Chocolatine comes more naturally but he can switch depending on the day. will still remind everyone that pain au chocolat is technically incorrect though

Bossuet : Chocolatine. which is ironic because canonically he's the only one not from the south but he finds the word funny. Joly had to drag him away from Bahorel on numerous occasions

Grantaire : has been saying chocolatine since he was a child but didn't mind switching to pain au chocolat. Except then he noticed how much Courfeyrac saying chocolatine annoyed Enjolras so now he has switched back to mess with his friends

Marius : used to say chocolatine, didn't even know the discourse was a thing and has been getting glares from Combeferre so now he orders a croissant instead

Eponine : true pain au chocolat believer and almost hit Marius on multiple occasions because of it. also gets in heated dicussions with Joly

more of them :)

"LES MISERABLES" LOCATIONS IN PARIS: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE

BY KATIE BARNES

AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON

“Among many other things, “Les Misérables” is Victor Hugo's love letter to the Paris of his youth... His descriptions of its streets and buildings, and the routes the characters take, are almost forensically detailed and accurate.”

If you have ever wanted to know more about the locations in Paris where Victor Hugo says that Valjean, Javert and the other characters walked, this will be for you. Using contemporary and modern maps, photographs, engravings and paintings, this book gives detailed written and illustrated histories for 35 locations connected with the novel, the musical and the life of Victor Hugo, including the sites of the Barricade, the Rue Plumet, the quay where Javert commits suicide, the Cafe Musain, the church where Marius and Cosette are married, the street where Valjean dies, the street where Hugo was nearly killed on the night of the barricades, the Pantheon where he is buried, the place on the river bank where Valjean and Marius emerge from the sewers, and many more. And if you visit Paris in person, the book includes information on travel to each location by Metro, bus and bicycle, together with two suggested walking tours on the Right and Left Banks.

All profits are donated to Acting For Others, which provides financial and emotional support to all those working in theatrical professions, through its network of 14 member charities. I will receive no financial benefit whatsoever.

It's available as a Kindle download for £5.99/$7.99; as a paperback with colour illustrations for £21.50/$28.98; and as a paperback with illustrations in black & white for £12.50/$16.79. 

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original meme below the cut

Old woman yuri old woman yuri!!!