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The audio cut out in the middle (I tried taking video - didn’t turn out well so just audio) so we have two parts - almost the full song but not quite! Javert is truly getting his world ROCKED here

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Now, as we have Les Misérables musical covering the plot, why don’t we have another one, covering all the digressions?

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prob been done before but it's just so them

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I Am the Law and the Law Is Not Mocked - submitted by @meowstic-seer-of-the-future

#833741 #35323D #5E5570 #7F7F8B #D9C9D3 #8484C0

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can this be true? i don’t believe what I see. A man your age, to be as strong as you are

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les misérables 2012 has definitely committed many war crimes but it is redeemed by unintentionally being one of the gayest adaptations of all time like tom hooper cast the cuntiest twink enjolras the most soul crushing yearning grantaire the most pathetic gay javert but he intended NONE Of it

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LES MISÉRABLES + TEXT POSTS

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It's too bad that the musical of Les Mis downplays the parallels between Fantine and Enjolras and between Javert and Éponine. They're so unexpected and easy to miss the first time you read the novel, because the characters occupy such different worlds, but once you realize them, they're so striking!

And in the novel, both of these pairs of characters do seem to "trade" deaths.

Most obviously, Javert expects to die at the barricade, while Éponine contemplates drowning herself in the Seine, but the reverse happens.

More subtly, Fantine's last months seem to be leading toward Valjean reuniting her with Cosette. Even if we think her death is inevitable, we have reason to hope that at least she'll die happy, having seen her daughter, knowing she'll be cared for, and knowing her own sacrifices weren't in vain. But instead she dies in despair, thinking all is lost for herself, Valjean, and Cosette. Later, Enjolras is set up to die bravely but in total defeat and despair. But then Grantaire comes to his side, so he dies with a smile, knowing that at least one person, who once seemed to embody all the cynicism and apathy of Paris, was transformed by his ideals, which undoubtedly gives him hope that those ideals will live on after him and lead to change.

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local man experiences thoughts for the first time in his life