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homosexualjavert · 3 days
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Opinion on stars, Inspector?
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They never change.
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jelly-sandwichy · 3 days
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another les mis art dump WOOO
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aaxooli · 2 days
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cliozaur · 2 days
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Lovely chapter. Father Fauchelevent makes an appearance! But before that...
Valjean is so desperate and terrified by Cosette’s state that he risks revealing his presence to the man in the garden (why is no one sleeping at night?). Moreover, he acts typically Valjean, trying to solve the problem with money. Literally, the first thing he says instead of greeting is, “One hundred francs!” And then the man recognizes him as Madeleine.
Fauchelevent is adorable. Abridged versions cut him unmercifully, and it’s so unfair. I love his manner of speaking, his quick wits, and the way he respects and adores Valjean. To be honest, the only Valjean-related ship that makes sense in the Brick is that with Fauchelevent. Just look at them: “Fauchelevent took Jean Valjean’s two robust hands in his aged, trembling, and wrinkled hands and stood for several minutes as though incapable of speaking.” With him, Valjean and Cosette will finally find shelter. Most importantly, Cosette is safe, warm, and rosy. At least this part of their adventures ends happily.
We also see here how quickly Valjean forgets about the good deeds he did for other people. Like it is something banal, routine, and forgettable. No wonder Fauchelevent finds this forgetfulness offensive. Valjean really has no idea what a treasure he is.
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nadjasolacesworld · 5 months
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loosing my mind rn
POOR
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secretmellowart · 15 days
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Some thoughts on Cosette's fashion! I think it's really interesting that Cosette is meant to a bright joyful dawn-like character but she always dresses in black. The first dress she receives when she leaves the Thenardiers is a small black mourning gown, and I wonder if that has something to do with it. Anyway...Goth Cosette?
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princesssarisa · 4 months
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200 years ago today, on Christmas Eve 1823, Jean Valjean and little Cosette found each other
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hyperfixationstation1 · 4 months
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Is this something?
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ueinra · 5 months
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LES MISÉRABLES + TEXT POSTS
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bam-bo0zle · 1 month
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heheheheheh
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oldbooksandnewmusic · 2 months
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homosexualjavert · 14 hours
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Have you ever considered wearing your hair in a messy bun, Javert? I think M. Fauchelevant would have positive things to say on the matter.
Oh. Alright, I'll try. I've only ever tied my hair up one way. I... I think I'm going to need to ask him for help.
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I don't think he liked it very much. He refused to make eye contact with me. Oh well. I didn't like it much either, but it was... nice of him to help.
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lovejaerim · 4 months
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Happy 200th Anniversary of Cosette being adopted by Valjean‼️
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septmim17 · 4 months
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Merry Christmas the lesmis fandom!
AnD THiS ChrIsTMaS IS LITERALLY the 200th Anniversary of
VALJEAN-TAKING-COSETTE-FROM-THE-THENARDIERS (1823-2023) !!!
hooray!!!
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cliozaur · 3 days
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The one, in which Jean Valjean decides that henceforward Cosette will be the centre of his life, the essence of his existence. On one hand, it's moving and lovely, but on the other, it will ultimately lead to his demise. Les Misérables is filled with characters who have compelling reasons to die for and those who have reason to live for. However, once that reason is removed, they are immediately lost and have nothing left but to succumb to death. Oh...
It's no wonder Valjean freaks out when he finds Cosette icy-cold and unresponsive to external stimuli. "There are moments when hideous suspicions assail us like a cohort of furies, violently invading the confines of our minds. When it concerns those we love, our caution conjures up all manner of madness." Poor Hugo; I have a strong feeling he's speaking from his own tragic experience here. Fortunately for Valjean, he will soon find a way to revive Cosette, unlike Hugo and his daughter.
In reality, the chapter isn't as sad as my mood makes it out to be.
And we have another peculiar sound of the convent—the tinkling of a bell produced by some mysterious figure in the garden.
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sirgawainofgalifrey · 8 months
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The REAL reason Les Mis is a great book is because it has the duality of you being able to randomly open it to any page and find the most beautiful-soul-crushing-poetic-timeless-eye-opening sentence ever
but also Victor Hugo consciously chose to make every single character is the lamest most socially inept mess and awkward crazy dork you've ever seen and it's great.
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