whocaresaboutyourlonelysoul

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kicked out of the debate for interrupting all my opponent's arguements by saying "me when i'm a dipshit idiot" and then threatening to kill them in increasingly erotic tones

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THIS IS HOW I FIND OUT?? raymond walsh i will miss you forever i was so happy when you returned

raymond walsh leaving … wdym i won’t see his grantaire again unless he’s recasted….. you’re lying right…

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marius pontmercy is such an interesting character because YES he has intense willpower to live life independently when offered easy ways out BUT his choice to live that way- to LEAVE a safer space and then continually REJECT his grandfathers allowance for him- is privilege.

He is born into privilege, comfort and safety and is never FORCED to leave it, he chooses to. and yes, he lives a hard life because of that choice but the existence of that choice is privilege- like the privilege most of Les Amis have. Like i understand why he leaves, he's unhappy but at the same time that choice is directly related to the fact he KNOWS what comfort feels like, versus someone who doesn't and never got the choice.

And no matter how hard marius' life gets while living alone he will always have privilege because he can leave that and go back to his grandfather, even if his morals and values would never let that happen. Many people don't get that option, and while I will never say Marius' life is easy i will forever say I do not really sympathize with him because his struggle is chosen, and to me that is very different.

anyways. feel free to reblog with thought on Pontmercy's character- i find him extremely interesting.

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“Turning” would be a lot better if it was the people of paris singing about why they didnt join the revolution instead of “how silly these poor boys were thinking they could change anything”. It would place the burden of explanation on them instead of the students and it would also give valuable insight into the factors that come into play regarding revolution which Victor Hugo has a lot to say about this in the book. It would also show how revolution is definitely possible and that the people were very much aware of this because this took place just two years after the July revolution of 1830!

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I know it’s contradictory to canon but I do have a soft spot for blonde Cosette just because the idea that she looks like Fantine is so important to me. She’s carrying around the face of a mother she’ll never know, Valjean looks at his daughter and he sees the woman he couldn’t save.

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might fuck around, listen to the voices, get "permets-tu" tattooed on myself, idk

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consider: enjoltaire as what is this feeling from wicked

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"the average Les Misérables chapter contains 3 character deaths” factoid actualy just statistical error. The average Les Mis chapter contains 0 deaths. LM 5.1.21: The heroes, in which Hugo kills five characters in a single sentence, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

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that point in the semester when all i want is to find family in the form of a group of student revolutionaries

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Dudddde what if we were foils and you were beautiful and i was ugly and you have revolution in your eyes and i believe in nothing and you chastely drop your eyes at all things that were not the republic and i stare fixedly at all women and you were absolute in your ideas and i was shapeless and you pitied me and i venerated you and you scorned me and i admired you and you disdained me and i loved you. What if in the presence of you i became someone once more, what if i was charmed by your chaste, healthy, firm, upright, hard, candid nature without me being clearly aware of it and without the idea of explaining it to myself occurring, what if i had need of you, what if i were your unaccepted pylades what if bro can you hear me

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when the period cramps start hitting so bad you have to pretend that you're on a barricade in 19th century france bleeding out from a wound dying in the hands of an unrequited lover

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I may say my favourite Les Misérables character is Jean Valjean but know that it is really Sister Cruxifixction, the nun who slept in a coffin for twenty years and died the night JVJ and Cosette enter the convent triggering a series of events that lead to JVJ almost getting buried alive in a weird comedy of errors. Anyway I have first dibs on Sister Cruxifixction as a drag name

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the quality is 2 pixels but red coat is enj and the other guy is grantaire. t hey kis s

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FOUND ANOTHER ONE !!!!

here is my collection

🎥 @bikinibottomdayz

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Victor Hugo telling us about yet another old gentleman every few hundred pages, and it’s alway just Jean Valjean popping up like Gene Parmesan.

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Oh to have a large friend group where we all have French names despite living in NYC and our biggest problem is *extremely vague political meeting*

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crazy how they made a whole educational institution because of les miserables... university and law school i knew you were made because of les amis de l'abc