#olympe de puget

[olympedupuget]

“They are very close. There is a lot of affection between them. Marie considers her to be a little bit like her little sister” 

 Roxane le Texier on the relationship between Marie Antoinette and Olympe du Puget

[wild-icarus]

Olympe du Puget/オランプ・デュ・ピュジェ, Act 1/First Costume (神田沙也加/Kanda Sayaka) 1789 Les Amants de la Bastille Jp Toho 2018 (3/9)

Costume Note: The ax she is holding is a prop used by one of the ensemble women during "Je vous le monde."

Olympe: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

[drawn-and-talk-of-peace]

These two are also masters of not drawing attention to themselves. 

[calimera62]

Revoir 1789 : Les amants de la Bastille, c’est aussi se rendre compte que Ronan et Olympe couchent ensemble juste après les funérailles du dauphin, alias le fils aîné de Louis XVI et Marie-Antoinette, à l’intérieur même de la nécropole.

[sherwoodknights]

Song 48 for Spotify Wrapped — any of the Scarpim or 1789 gang, delight me, horrify me, surprise me

48. You Love Who You Love // Olympe du Puget

She has a knack for it, she supposes. It's a strange thought, and utterly unprovoked, but true all the same.

Olympe du Puget has a knack for falling in love at entirely the wrong time.

Ronan she could explain away. In a few years, she'd be able to look back and say that she'd been swept up in the passion, the excitement of it all, the fierce fiery thrill of a first love, a love full of danger and secrets, forbidden, and yet so addictive that she kept finding her way back.

But this? To fall in love with Ronan's sister, and in the middle of a civil war to boot, was most inconvenient.

It had begun on that fateful day, at the Bastille. Their grief for the boy who lay dead on the floor was shared by many that day, and the weeks that followed. But as the world moved on, and Ronan became little more than a symbol of courage, a life taken far too soon for the cause of freedom, the pain bled away. For all but two, it seemed. Only two souls, out of the mob that mourned him, that called on his name to cry for justice, justice, only Olympe and Solène, against all odds, united in their grief for the man, not just the name.

And it grew. It grew from acknowledgement, to understanding, to companionship, to sisterhood; a feeling of solid ground that they both seemed to crave. And just when Olympe felt the push to maybe something more-

The infighting was not just between the people anymore. It had spread to those who ruled now, in the name of the people, who seemed unable to decide what the people wanted anymore, and any safety Olympe could claim was falling fast from beneath her feet.

Which was how she ended up with Solène at her door in the dead of night, papers in her hand that she would not explain how she acquired, begging Olympe to take them and go, far away from Paris, away from the revolution that had gone too far. You must go now, before dawn, before they come for you both.

Won't you come with us? If anyone knew what you'd done for us, you'd be in such danger-

I'll make do. I always have. But you have a father to care for, and I have my brother's name to protect me, for as long as it still means something to them.

Please, Solène, don't leave me.

Perhaps one day we will meet again.

Hidden by the darkness of the moonless sky, Olympe does what she supposes she has wanted to for a while, pressing her lips against Solène's, and praying that they find no resistance.

Solène... I need you to know that I-

You must go.

Thank you. For everything.

Look after yourself, Olympe.

And you.

What a tragedy, she thinks to herself, as she and her father sit silently in the carriage, that you don't choose who to love.

~~~

My first time writing Solympe! I've had an idea of a similar scene floating around in my head for a while, and thought, what better time to finally write it. I ended up going more off the vibes of the song more than anything, but I think it turned out okay!

[lavender-lizzy]

La Sentence ~ 1789: Les Amants de la Bastille

[lehetsz-kiraly]

Olympe: Ronan, we are at a FUNERAL! A child's funeral!

Ronan: So...is that a no then?

Olympe: I...didn't say that.

[fandom-hell-ferrylass]

hey, if anyone is still alive in the 1789 fandom ...

what would you say to a film adaptation script of the stage show? I'm a screenwriter and been kinda fiddling around with the notion ...

[unofficial-sean]

Wolf eel!!!!!!

[la-rue-nous-appartient]

1789: Les Amants De La Bastille

Told by an incorrect quotes generator

The real story of how Ronan met the Revolutionary Gang:

You can't tell me this isn't the entire scene before Hey Ha:

This happened. This is canon:

So did this. In my head, anyway:

How the ending scene actually went:

+BONUS: some quotes I didn't know what to do with but thought were funny

[olympedupuget]

French Musical 1789, les Amants de la Bastille Challenge [Day 6/30]

Favourite Actress: Sayaka Kanda (Toho, D’Espoir Cast)

[wild-icarus]

Ronan Mazurier/マズリエ・ロナン and Olympe du Puget/オランプ・デュ・ピュジェ (Various) 1789 Les Amants de la Bastille Jp Toho 2016+18 (9/9, 9/9)

Ronan: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Olympe: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

[drawn-and-talk-of-peace]

俺たちは敵同士...

[margridarnauds]

Insolent creature.

[fanfeline]

@wildandwhirlingwords asked for Solène or Olympe

why not both though

[sherwoodknights]

No thoughts

Only lots of French people singing about

REVOLUTION

And thinking about

TAP-DANCING ROBESPIERRE

Also Camille Lou and Louis Delort being

✨adorable and in love✨

Why, yes, I have been listening to 1789: Les Amants De La Bastille non-stop for two days how could you tell