Charles: I don’t know how to tell you all this, so I’ll whisper it to Pierre, who will inevitably shout it out in surprise

Charles: *Whispers to Pierre*

Charles: It's beautiful! My answer is "YES"!But I think Max might be against it

Pierre: What??? What do you mean????

Charles: I promised him a happily ever after together but you're my best friend and...

max : bae i’m sorry i didn’t mean it like that, i miss you

charles : bae i miss you too, you know I'm ain’t going anywhere

pierre : and what about yesterday when you told me that you were going to leave him? lol… that’s crazy

Gavarni was an anglophile—no huge shock there since he was said to dress like an English dandy in his prime. There's a letter from Jules de Goncourt trying to lure Gavarni to visit them in Sainte-Adresse promising "English knives and forks" and dinner service in English, and won't Garvani see his children—

This is, my dear sir, the position of your two litre boit (little boys), who would much like to have you with them. Master Jean (Gavarni's son) would find a pleasant play-fellow in the sea. ... Think that you can be at Havre in four hours, and then here in five minutes! Now what say you of taking forty-eight hours' rest, and coming to bid us good-day.

the rest of the great comet: