so im on the part where myriel visits conventionalist g and what was the historical context behind it? I know it’s gotta do with the french revolution but i only have like a surface level understanding of the entire thing 😭

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so im on the part where myriel visits conventionalist g and what was the historical context behind it? I know it’s gotta do with the french revolution but i only have like a surface level understanding of the entire thing 😭
Tiny man needs his big giant wife - alt title. more of the Juice Box saga
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Les Misérables - All Media Types, Les Misérables - Victor Hugo Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Conventionnel G./Bishop Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel Characters: Bishop Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel, Conventionnel G. (Les Misérables), Favourite (Les Misérables), Fantine (Les Misérables), And the gang Additional Tags: Theologian AU, Modern Era, Pre-Slash, Rivals to Lovers, of sorts, Crack Treated Seriously, Somewhat Summary:
“Without liberation, there’s no reconciliation but conciliation. So newsflash, Bienvenu. There has been turmoil inside of the church for quite a while. You just haven’t noticed it because the people suffering from said turmoil have been quiet and polite, patiently waiting to be noticed.” “You’re having your ass handed to you”, Favourite said helpfully.
Or: Myriel, a priest and a professor of pastoral theology, writes a Facebook post. Another professor revels in dragging him publicly.
@lesmisshippingshowdown a steal for myriel/conventionist g! ❤️
Les Mis Araithon: Week 1 , Apr. 1-4
Week one of the Les Mis Araithon! This week, we're reading :
April 1-4: Book 1, Chapters 1-3 [Ch 1-3]
Come join us on Discord to talk it over, or post here under the tag LMAraithon !
South Bend News-Times, 13 December 1913
The bound essay on "The Bishop of D", written and published by Rabbi Cronbach, proceeds from the sale of which will go to the Orphans' home, have been placed on sale at Herr and Herr's book store, Freyermuth's art store, Ellsworth's dry goods store and Miller's book store. The books are attractively bound in cathedral blue cloth engraved with silver candlesticks. One thousand of them have been printed and will sell for 50 cents each. The proceeds will be Rabbi Cronbach's Christmas gift to the Orphans' home. The essay is one of the most popular which Mr. Cronbach has delivered in South Bend. Its subject is the famous "Bishop of D" of Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables".
About Abraham Cronbach: "If Cronbach had the power, he would destroy all jails and prisons, which he regards as instruments of societal vengeance which corrupt both the prisoners and society itself, and he would confine law-breakers to new institutions for psychological treatment and social retraining. [Source]
After reading this little newspaper article, did I travel to a different city in order to go to a library that holds one of these 1,000 copies? Yes I surely did and I thank whoever donated a copy of this book to the LA library, you are a hero.
oh my GOD in an unofficial Italian production of Les Misérables from five years ago during Who Am I they changed the "I am damned" before the ending section of the song to "you are damned", AND IT'S SAID BY THE BISHOP!!!!
Today is Miriel from Fire Emblem Awakening's birthday!
Last night, Susan and a team of therapists at the clinic were hosting the first night of a KAP retreat for caregivers who have been impacted by the tyrannical siege of our cities by the federal government. I didn't feel like cooking so I headed over to Myriel and sat at the bar for dinner. My main choucroute garnie with excellent house-made ground mustard. Had a glass of a really great Blaufränkisch which held up well to the rish sausage and sauerkraut. Dessert was panna cotta with a wild grape sauce and tiny buckwheat cookie.