#epo9

Éponine Thénardier from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo (1862)

“A very young girl was standing in the half-open door. The dormer window of the garret, through which the light fell, was precisely opposite the door, and illuminated the figure with a wan light. She was a frail, emaciated, slender creature; there was nothing but a chemise and a petticoat upon that chilled and shivering nakedness. Her girdle was a string, her head ribbon a string, her pointed shoulders emerged from her chemise, a blond and lymphatic pallor, earth-colored collar-bones, red hands, a half-open and degraded mouth, missing teeth, dull, bold, base eyes; she had the form of a young girl who has missed her youth, and the look of a corrupt old woman; fifty years mingled with fifteen; one of those beings which are both feeble and horrible, and which cause those to shudder whom they do not cause to weep.”

Volume III, Book VIII, chapter IV  A rose in misery.

so due to a popular faniction (Les Amemes, which I recommend you) we like to call Eponine “Epo9″ because, even if the pronunce is different, the name written is Epo-NINE so Epo9 for the english pun

but in italian 7 is “sette” so we like to write Cosette as “Co7″

so the ship name Eposette is “Epo7″