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thank u❤️

So originally I was just going to write a post indexing my favorite resources…but it ended up being way too long to be a post.

I am delighted to share my latest project that I think will be much more useful: Les Mis Resources, a quick and easy way to access Les Mis-relevant sources for whatever you may need.

So far the site catalogues nearly 200 resources, most of which you can read for free! Some highlights of the collection:

An English guide on how to live as a student in Paris

A book on the police force in the early 19th century

Links to the original manuscript and first drafts of Les Mis

Every major English translation of Les Mis

…and much more.

If you’re an artist, there’s also fashion plates and extant examples of clothing from museums—not just pictures, the museum links often include more angles and information on them!

I really had a lot of fun and learned a lot putting together the sources for this site, and I hope you guys will also find it useful! And if you know a resource you think I should add, just shoot me a message.

Maybe try searching your favorite character and see what comes up?

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《Miss Enjolras' Dragon Maid》

Enjolras and Grantaire 's sex change

Plz don't hit me，sorry(

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《Grantaire did not understand》

A small cartoon, mainly playing the role of Grumbling Grantaire.

PS:Enjolras does know everything.

Hope you have a good time and have a happy Valentine's Day

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forgive me……

But it does fit((

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Yessssss! ! ! I'm so sorry. I just forgot him

This is the rest of the perler beads, but I'm not familiar with the other characters' tags and use a translator, so please let me know in the comments if there are any errors and I'll fix them😇😇

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Jehan was a poet, who loved things as beautiful as flowers; Feuilly was a worker, and a hammer was his instrument of labor; Joly was a medical student, and, well, the first medical symbol that came to my mind was the Red Cross .The symbol of Bossuet came from an offensive joke my friend and I had made -- because he was bald, Marius Pontmercy had a little box with a picture of his father, Cosette was always likened to a jolly little lark, so I drew this (along with a musical notation) , and the symbol of Eponine comes from a friend of mine who said that the Eponine character would make her think about roses -- She's beautiful, and the love she represents is beautiful, too, and there are thorns

This is the rest of the perler beads, but I'm not familiar with the other characters' tags and use a translator, so please let me know in the comments if there are any errors and I'll fix them😇😇

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This is the rest of the perler beads, but I'm not familiar with the other characters' tags and use a translator, so please let me know in the comments if there are any errors and I'll fix them😇😇

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Happy Lunar New Year's Eve! Today Chinese usually put up paper-cut decorations, couplets and the word Fu, and tomorrow morning parents will give their children red envelopes and Lucky Money!

I painted the window decorations and red envelopes with Enjoltaire images. According to the transliteration of their names,“安”in “安灼拉”(enjolras) means“proper and stability” and “泰”in“格朗泰尔” (Grantaire)means“Peaceful and great”. “民安国泰” means“The country is peaceful, the people live a stable life.”.

I think it will be their wish too!

p4 from my cute friend

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I drew some perler beads drawings to share! You can use these drawings to create your own perler beads

Enjolras and Grantaire's images are based on Les Misérables (2012) and Les Misérables (1972)

Courfeyrac and Combeferre's costumes are based on Les Misérables (1972)

The last one is Enjolras perler beads I made🥰🥰

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These are some pictures I used to draw

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p1：Enjolas bingo(THIS IS PG–13 ART!!!!!!!!!

p2：When Grantaire found his painting“Alive”

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p3：What we need is art and freedom

p4：Truth belongs to the people

These are some memes that I saw on the internet, and I used them to create some arts

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