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[startingmelodrama-deactivated20]

Les Mis jokes that will never not be funny to me

anything about the Parisian Sewer System Chapters™

Calling the book “The Brick”

“Valjean is 24601% done”

Any speculation on Les Amis’s first names

especially “tHEY WERE ALL NAMED JEAN”

Threatening to fight Victor Hugo’s ghost (usu. over Les Amis’s first names)

LES AMIS AS *insert something bizarre like garden gnomes*

Calling Victor Hugo “Vicky H”, “kink-shame deserving Vicky,” etc

AND I’M JAVERT 

That Les Miserables/Bee Movie crossover fanfic called Les Beeserables starring Barry B. Jolras 

bread memes

“Grantaire is canonically ugly” haha sure yeah right

“We never learn Javert’s first name”  “Yeah we do it’s Inspector”

EnjolrasXPatria fanfic 

Any post along the lines of “You idiots have forgotten Les Amis aren’t the main characters of Les Mis. The REAL main character is the Parisian Sewer System” Feel free to add more

[flowersfrombefore]

Combeferre and Moths

[oldbookist]

So never kick a dog Because it’s just a pup You’d better run for cover when the pup grows up!

It’s Hugo’s first Barricade Day!

[barricadebitches]

awwww

[inktaire]

Modern Les Mis AU where Barricade Day marks the day that Les Amis were banned from Ikea because they kept building forts that blocked the walkway and destroyed some of the furniture

[biasinboy-deactivated20220427]

Barricade Day thought #3

There are only two types of Les Mis productions: Jaw Valjaw and John Valjohn.

[bohemienne-221b]

it’s barricade day again and what a fine day to remember that jean valjean saved all of les amis and then adopted each and every one of them + eponine and gavroche and pulled javert out of the seine and took his hand to lead him to a life of ohsomany feels and cuddles and a family and happiness and love

yes happy barricade day mes amis

[capital--r]

Enjolras is a gay man. He’s gay. Okay??? He’s fucking gay. Victor Hugo did not spend hours writing gay metaphors and relating Enjolras to gay people in history/literature for Enjolras to be seen as anything but homosexual 

[ahjiee-rana-deactivated20250402]

[Character has little to no concrete backstory]

Fanfic writers:

[the-cheshire-cat-grin]

Every barricade day you little shits think “what’s the perfect way to rip everyone’s hearts out today” and then yall just spend the day trying to one up each other’s suffering and i am here to tell you don’t ever stop

[srj1990-deactivated20180624]

Today is the day you realise just how many Les Mis blogs you follow...

Happy Barricade day!

[edwarddespard]

Turn of the 19th-20th century postcard of St-Merry, site of Charles Jeanne’s barricade. This is the location of the tocsin that rang through the events of 5-6 June 1832 and gave heart to the republicans at the rue de la Chanvrerie.

[amelancholycharm]

Just this moment posted the modern version of this - I think the middle image is almost the same view…

http://amelancholycharm.tumblr.com/post/120814139698/forgot-to-post-this-earlier-and-by-now-it-is-6

[boopliette]

when tomorrow comes

[lovable22]

Happy Barricade Day Y'all…

[enjolrassuggestions]

unfollow me now if you support napoleon. courfeyrac’s ignorant bonapartist friend can stay but he’s on thin fucking ice.

[melle93]

„Meanwhile, in a few minutes, twenty iron bars had been wrested from the grated front of the wineshop, twenty yards of pavement had been torn up; as it went by, Gavroche and Bahorel had seized and tipped the dray of a lime merchant named Anceau; this dray contained three barrels full of lime, which they placed under the piles of paving stones; Enjolras had opened the trapdoor of the cellar, and all the widow Hucheloup’s empty casks had gone to flank the lime barrels; Feuilly, […], had buttressed the barrels and the dray with two massive heaps of rubble: stuff improvised like the rest of it, taken from anywhere. Some shoring beams had been pulled down from the front of a neighboring house and laid across the casks. When Bossuet and Courfeyrac looked back, half the street was already barred by a rampant higher than a man. There is nothing like the hand of the people to build whatever can be built by demolishing.”

Victor Hugo, Les Misérables

[lighthousetemple]

Happy Barricade Day

to everyone except Victor Hugo

[deboracabral]

I finally came around to illustrating the best post ever produced by the les mis fandom [x]

[alice-in-stuckyland]

But tomorrow never came…

05.06.1832 June Rebellion