Faust in His Study (circa 1852)
— by Carl Gustav Carus
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Faust in His Study (circa 1852)
— by Carl Gustav Carus
thought about him a bit too hard the other day and felt physically ill. send help
teachers
Rules of the Les Misérables magic system (as far as I can figure out):
As long as there is still suffering to be had, Jean Valjean cannot die
Jean Valjean has super strength which cannot be depleted by age or his poor ability to look after himself (up to a point)
Once a person has met Cosette, lack of proximity to her will slowly drain their life force
The dead benevolently haunt those they loved while alive (ily ghost!Fantine)
Javert has an incredible ability to recognise potential criminals (read people from lower social classes)
Eponine has the ability to blend into the background but cannot turn this power off
The only one immune to this power is Javert which isn’t very helpful
Never forget this iconic moment
Grzegorz Jacek Olejniczak, (Polish b.1968), Moments Before the Storm, 2026, Acrylic and oil technique
Stencilling - A Design and Source Book, 1987
Rafał Olbiński (Polish b.1943), Poster from the album, Passion for Posters, 2016
Sonya Sklaroff (American b.1970), East Side Fireworks, Oil on canvas
Andrii Frolov (Ukrainian b. 1977), Your Window in the Night, 2024, Oil on a panel
POV: you tried to flirt with Olruggio
Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾 北斎, Two bats flying, c. 1830-50
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Fragment from a Talismanic Scroll. 11th–12th century. Credit line: Gift of Richard Ettinghausen, 1975 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/452762
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