LINKDING

<blockquote>For Mamzellecombeferre. Not... quite what you asked for, but I hope you don't mind. Brought to you by the fact that corpses were apparently 10 francs a pop at the Hotel Dieu. WHAT A DEAL.</blockquote>

➤ adorable friendship hijinks

<blockquote>Jehan has lent Feuilly a book, and rambling discussion of Othello, of being an outsider, and of the roles of sorrow and joy in perceiving reality ensues. Basically, a book club run rampant.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Christmas, 1828. Feuilly has lost his job after going to prison and rent is coming due at the beginning of January. Seeing that he’s desperate but unwilling to ask for help, Jehan, Courfeyrac, and the rest of the amis develop a creative plan.</blockquote>

<blockquote>OH NO NOT A CHANCE TO WRITE MORE MOON BASE RIDICULOUSNESS, gosh, twist my arm, etc.  :D  Same universe as Unlocking The Orbit.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Bahorel stormed into the back room of the Musain one spring afternoon, expression thunderous and clothes in uncharacteristic disarray. He all but threw himself onto a chair and drained the nearest glass of wine in a single swallow. That the glass had formerly belonged to Bossuet did not seem to trouble either of them, Bahorel being too distraught and Bossuet too concerned. "What on earth has happened?" Bossuet asked.</blockquote>

<blockquote>valjean/prouvaire bodyswap pre-1832</blockquote>

<blockquote>pilferingapples asked: OH SOMEONE'S FEELING FICCY OKAY THEN XD #7 Jehan/Bahorel, BUT Actual Romantic, IF YOU CAN. Social Havoc Makeouts, yo. char-throws gauntletchar-</blockquote> ➤ also: the art pilf drew based on this fic: http://pilferingapples.tumblr.com/post/62154204784

<blockquote>“What makes you like a person?” Jehan asked one evening.   They were at one of Jehan’s favorite shabby artistic cafés, and there had been nothing in their prior conversation to lead to this topic. “A willingness to defy the stultifying convention that one should only raise a subject when it is pertinent,” Bahorel said. Jehan took a moment to understand him, and then blushed rather charmingly, his dark face suffused with violet. “I…oh, curse you, Bahorel, you know what I mean, don’t tease me. I was asking you in earnest.” Bahorel grinned. “A person may tease, and yet be in earnest.”</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Jehan abuses Rousseauian concepts, Courfeyrac argues with him about the state of nature as opposed to progress, and Enjolras is bemused but lacks any concern about his hair.</blockquote>

<blockquote>1828. Bahorel ends up at Mass. Jehan quotes Isaiah. There is punching. A new friendship is formed.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Note the capital R, there. Jehan tries to emulate Lord Byron. His attempts at living a life of poetry are sadly prosaic.</blockquote>

<blockquote>After his failure at the Barrière du Maine, Grantaire meets with Jehan to drink and reflect. Jehan rambles, quotes Rousseau, and manages to be a bit insightful.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Jehan and Bahorel prepare for Lamarque's funeral, and disagree about the relative importance of reflection and action. Based on a quote from Dante.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Gather ye rosebuds while ye may Old Time is still a-flying Prompt: take a clearly happy scene (baking, picking flowers, etc) and turn it into a big pile of angst and sadness!</blockquote> ➤ also, from the comments: Lannamichaels: Everything is beautiful AND THEN THEY DIE. Voksen: Les Mis.txt ➤ TRUTH

<blockquote>Jean Prouvaire receives a letter from his mother.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which the sewers of Paris are used in a way Hugo never intended and in which everyone ought to have taken Jehan more seriously.</blockquote>