step 1: get sexy

step 2: let no one hit

Me when he has that page boy figure but chastely averts his eyes to everything except the republic

cosette and her glock

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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*

RIP musical javert you would have hated brick combeferre

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snatched the photo ref from @24601orwhatever , tysm <3:

Just discovered that the lebanese 1974 les mis tv series is on youtube

Added to my 2025 list ✅

14 episodes! @indignantdessertbirds

the thing about grantaire imo is that the extent to which he's right (and he occasionally is but it's a broken clock situation for the most part) doesn't really matter. what's important is that the stuff he's saying is reflective of a deep sense of cynicism. what's important is that it for everyone who isn't enjolras (including readers), it often feels right on a deep level. that's what's so compelling about him. he represents exactly what's so difficult in mobilizing people (especially his bourgeois class) towards a cause, even when the end result is supposedly something they want: the sneaking suspicion that all our efforts are wasted and we would be better off enjoying whatever comforts we have. so isn't it so wonderful when he finally lets go of this feeling, and takes a stand for something?

Also I think the only day that makes sense to put Marius in a timeloop is the day of the Gorbeau robbery. Now that's a day for Marius to do some self reflection asdfghjkl

I imagine that Marius would figure out the exact course of action that would get everyone arrested, Javert respects him, he manages to propose to Cosette and have Valjean accept it somehow, he gets idk immediatelly taken to the palace and decorated by the king himself. Nothing, the timeloop starts again.

Meanwhile every time the poor little abused daughter of his neighbors shows up desperate for any and all help whatsoever and says 'look monsieur, I know how to read :)' he's like yeah yeah shut up you lil gremlin I have to think about how to escape this time loop