#cravatte

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Une façon de faire le noeud de cravate

[lesmisrarepairdaily]

The Les Mis Rarepair of the day is...

❤️ Valjean/Cravatte ❤️

Instead of going to Digne, Valjean camped in the mountains and got adopted by a band of robbers. Rather than having his soul bought for God, he begins robbing cathedrals with them. Slowly, he and their leader grow closer...

Valjean illustration by Gustave Brion

Cravatte illustration by Lynd Ward (sourced from @the-wraxall-illustrations post)

Do you ship it?

Yes (ironically)

Yes (unironically)

No

the plights of ex-convicts and robbers do not concern me

Voting ended onApr 13

[diioss-art]

Thank you les mis letters for reminding me of the bishop's hot brigand boyfriend

[dolphin1812]

The bishop was more likeable in this chapter because while he respected his sister and Mme Magloire by not exposing them to the same danger he exposed himself to as a matter of principle, he also says great lines like this:

“‘Let us never fear robbers nor murderers. Those are dangers from without, petty dangers. Let us fear ourselves. Prejudices are the real robbers; vices are the real murderers.’”

In letting Mme Magloire and his sister stay at home, he at least recognizes that his journey is a hard one (and possibly that while everyone is responsible for others to an extent, his spiritual responsibilities are greater than theirs because of his position as bishop).

At the same time, his own lack of outward fear in visiting stresses the transformative power of kindness, as the result of his journey is that Cravatte is moved to give him what the cathedral needs.

Spoilers below:

This chapter also feels like foreshadowing for Jean Valjean. It’s the same pattern: the bishop’s kindness inspires a thief to give back to others.

[aux-barricades]

Today's chapter is my favourite one about the bishop. Strong Robin Hood vibes. 😄

[fashionbooksmilano]

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[vapaus-ystavyys-tasaarvo]

I love this chapter so much, I'm just a sucker for this kind of mutual respect

And Myriel's little... redirection of the treasure

[paolochermaz]

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