Les Misérables

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[threadbaremillionaire]

Everyone's favorite Marius Cringe Moment

[johnadamsbignaturals]

the end of les mis is so fucking good. like, yeah we just turned this whole ending around from a feeling of tragedy and profound loss to one of hope, interconnectedness, and an understanding that the bounds of human love and the innate bonds in the rich tapestry that our lives are woven together into exceed even death. that loss will not stop the future, because the memories of those who dreamed of change will always live on. and this all is achieved in like 20 seconds before credits roll.

[actually-combeferre]

i always forget that every time i turn on les mis, i have to go through all the previews, and one of the previews is literally for the les mis movie

there is a preview for the les mis movie on the disc for the les mis movie

why

[probably-enjolras]

To make it longer. It’s what Victor would have wanted

[calamitys-child]

Just rediscovered potentially the funniest thing I’ve written in recent memory

[calamitys-child]

Imagine if people wrote all their Les Mis modern aus in the style of Victor Hugo

[calamitys-child]

An excerpt

[chemsexholmes]

[chemsexholmes]

Would-be 222th Birthday to the old fart 🎉

Victor Hugo. (February 26, 1802 - May 22, 1885)

He had some good opinions and he had some real bad ones.

[batrachois]

happy (late) barricade day

who has been unhooking the stars without my permission and putting them on the table in the guise of candles.

[id in alt text]

[alicedrawslesmis]

victor hugo is so funny cause he's possibly the person who has fucked the most in all of recorded history but everything he writes is like

[chaotic-history]

[cloysterbell]

No one is allowed to write another Les Mis fic ever again

[flowers-and-literature]

POV you tried to start a normal conversation with me about Les Misérables

[accio-barricade]

Marius: Okay guys, we need to think straight.

Courfeyrac, Combeferre, Enjolras, Grantaire:

Grantaire: Well, we're fucked.

[antynous]

Antinous wild

[thepoeticsofremembering]

[deadfrenchboys]

june 5th: *is*

me, known les mis stan:

[pilferingapples]

welp it’s the Hour of Fate o’ clock 

[permets-tu-means-i-love-you]

Alright, who’s the bitch who took all of Les Amis names on Club Penguin Rewritten?

[uncreativepieceofmusicaltrash-d]

passages from the Brick which make it funnier than the musical

‘“Madame Magloire,” he said, “bring me a chair will you. My Highness doesn’t extend to this shelf.”’

‘The family had no bread. No bread. Literally. Seven children!’

‘Give that male wolf puppy a human face, and you’d have Javert.’

‘Javert did not say “Move it!” he said “Mout!”

‘The girl was a grave’

‘Only, Courfeyrac was a good lad’

‘[Bahorel] was the best bastard there ever was.’

‘[Grantaire] would say of Enjolras: “Such a beautiful slab of marble!”’

‘“Since his servant wears her beard, Marius doesn’t wear his.”’

‘The next day, Ma Bougon- or Grumpypants, as Courfeyrac called the old concierge-’

‘He felt sure that she had also looked at his boots.’

‘“L’Aigle de Meaux! You are an extravagant eagle! Fancy following a man who’s following a man!”’

‘“I lose Cosette, and I lose my life, my soul, because some donkey feels like coming and strutting around Luxembourg!”’

‘Ghosts hardly ever wear round hats.’

‘Montparnasse was a pretty boy, but Gavroche was a scoffer.’

‘“You are a noodle!”’

“Where are you off to, you fellows?” “We’re off to overthrow the government.” “Good.”

‘“Oh, I’m so happy! Everyone’s going to die.”’

‘A National Guard who was aiming at Enjolras lowered his weapon, saying: “I feel like I’m about to shoot a flower.”’

‘He stumbled in the city’s hideous shit heap.’