[ID: A fanart of Musichetta, Éponine and Cosette from Les Misérables in a Modern AU. They’re at a beach at sunset, sitting in a felled tree trunk, bathed in orange and yellow light. Musichetta, at the far left, is wearing a mint green dress with the sleeves rolled up to her elbow, and has her eyes closed, smiling softly. She is also wearing two wedding rings on her left ring-finger, one silver and one gold, stacked one on top of the other. Éponine, at the center and slightly back, is wearing an open black dress and staring straight at the viewer. She has long golden earrings as well as piercings on her ears and nose. Cosette, at the right, is wearing a pair of large, gold round glasses and a neon-pink top and high-wasted blue maxi-skirt, with her face turned straight ahead, but glancing to the left. She has an engagement ring on the ring-finger of her left hand and a friendship bracelet on her right wrist. All three of them are wearing broad brimmed straw sun-hats. End ID]
[ID: A fanart of Musichetta in a Les Mis Modern AU. She’s in the right corner of the picture, sitting down on a bench in an empty street while reading a book. Musichetta is wearing a over-large sweater, a pleated skirt and large round earrings. She has her curly hair tied back by a leaf-patterned scarf and she’s looking slightly to the side, directly at the camera, with amusement. A purse is pressed against her side. The street in the background is dusk-dark, with several small apartment windows with light coming out of them, illuminating the scene. End ID]
[ID: A fanart of Musichetta in a Les Mis Modern AU. She’s in the right corner of the picture, sitting down on a bench in an empty street while reading a book. Musichetta is wearing a over-large sweater, a pleated skirt and large round earrings. She has her curly hair tied back by a leaf-patterned scarf and she’s looking slightly to the side, directly at the camera, with amusement. A purse is pressed against her side. The street in the background is dusk-dark, with several small apartment windows with light coming out of them, illuminating the scene. End ID]
[ID: A head-to-shoulder fanart of Musichetta, Éponine and Cosette in a Modern AU. They’re posing as if they were taking a selfie inside a car, with the image a bit tilted to the left. All of them are covered in face paint and bits and pieces of glitter, with bright lipstick, making funny faces at the camera. Musichetta, on the top-left corner, is wearing a flower-patterned scarf on her head and giving Éponine, in front, bunny ears with her fingers. Cosette, on the top-right corner, wearing a check-patterned hat, has her eyes closed while making the ‘okay’ sign around her left eye. End ID]
cosette, it’s past your bedtime / there is a lady all in white
i mean stylistically this is a bit all over the place but i just had to try and properly do this idea once i’d thought of it (i wanted to do it as a gif between the two but it was too complicated lol)
Les Mis Volleyball AU because I have no self control.
Enjolras is team captain and setter, Grantaire plays as an opposite spiker and they are unbeatable together. I was too lazy to do everyone but we have Bahorel and Combeferre as middle blockers, Jehan and Feuilly as outside hitters while Courfeyrac plays as libero. And once again I bring you brazillian Grantaire who played for Brazil for a while.
Jean Valjean replied, and the sound of his voice appeared to rouse Javert:
“It is with regard to him that I desire to speak to you. Dispose of me as you see fit; but first help me to carry him home. That is all that I ask of you.”
Javert’s face contracted as was always the case when any one seemed to think him capable of making a concession. Nevertheless, he did not say “no.”
Again he bent over, drew from his pocket a handkerchief which he moistened in the water and with which he then wiped Marius’ blood-stained brow.
“This man was at the barricade,” said he in a low voice and as though speaking to himself. “He is the one they called Marius.”
„The Rue de la Chanvrerie was hardly as long as the range of a carbine. Bossuet improvised a speaking trumpet with his two hands, and shouted, ‘Courfeyrac! Courfeyrac! Ahoy!’ Courfeyrac heard the call, saw Bossuet, and came a few steps into the Rue de la Chanvrerie, crying a ‘What do you want?’ that was met on the way by a ‘Where are you going?’ ‘To make a barricade,’ answered Courfeyrac. ‘Well then, here! This is a good place! Make it here!’ ‘That’s true, Eagle,’ Said Courfeyrac. And at a sign from Courfeyrac, the band rushed into the Rue de la Chanvrerie.”
Victor Hugo, Les Miserables
Alright. This is my very first gingerbread house and it is supposed to be a mix between Hugo’s Corinthe and the actual building standing in its place. I have used @vapaus-ystavyys-tasaarvo amazing and interesting posts about illustrationsandmaps for the Corinthe as a basis.
The changes/my interpretations:
Yes, the first floor has only one window in Hugo’s novel. The real building has three. Mine has two. xD Because one looked just really weird and it is the room with a billiard-table and considering that Bossuet spends a lot of time there…accidents happen? So we are left with one usable window.
The whole story about the poteau, the original name and the painter(?) who painted a bundle of Corinth grapes…well. I have no idea what this “poteau” looked like. I included it in form of the grapes in the corner of the building.
My desperation to figure this poteau-matter out led me to look up a ‘not abridged’ German translation – which did not include said story. But it is the explanation for the thing that looks like a weird vintage Dalek next to the corner: a guard stone. The common French word for this seems to be ‘chasse-roue’, but it looks like ‘borne’ can be used for this too? My French is close to not existing, so please forgive me, if that was a mistake.
There were no pictures/drawings/whatever of the roof. Therefore, I used the one of the real building, which does not have a chimney. The color is supposed to look like the red roofs in paintings of the time. Thank you again @kasielartist for telling me how to blend this. I have not one artistic bone in my body and was completely lost.
Thinking about it…the National Guard’s “Qui vive?” and Enjolras’s “Révolution française” is quite a Hänsel und Gretel exchange =D
◇◇◇Vive la France! Long live France! Long live the future!◇◇◇
[ID: Digital art of Jehan Prouvaire from Les Miserables. He is a pale young man with long auburn hair, freckles and a neutral expression, wearing a blindfold over his eyes. He wears a white shirt with ruffled sleeves and a red cravat. Jehan is facing the left, reaching up toward a golden butterfly in the top left corner. The background is black, with a slight glow coming off of the butterfly. End ID.]
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