Les Misérables // Eddie Redmayne
I look at this and it’s quite lovely, but all I can think of is, did they have hair gel back then?
Hah! They certainly had hair products, oils and creams. His hairstyle reminds me of the one I gave Joly, which is based loosely on Kierkegaard
Chapter four is done and it’s longer than chapter three but not as long as chapters one or two but it doesn’t matter because it’s MY FAVORITE SO FAR
I’m so glad I’m writing this. It just reaffirms my love for Grantaire. :D
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Girls, boys…how many times must I reassure you?
There’s plenty of Courfeyrac for ALL!
CAMILLE
*raise an eyebrow* Yes, citoyenne?
I love you.
*blushes furiously* You are aware I’m a married man,…
You do know we can sort this all out with a foursome, don’t you? I volunteer my services [wagglesbrows eyes at his old friend Camille]
Alarmingly puritanical, he was. But some of the others were very enjoyable -that Courfeyrac fellow, for one.
Well yes. And did you saw the one who only talked about Napoleon and his “Cosette”- whatever that is-
Supreme Being, yes. I wanted to throttle that one. So annoying and dreamy and “woe-is-me”. And then, did you see the one dressed like he was medieval, in the doublet and ruff and great floppy hat, and walked around with a pet lobster on a string and muttering poetry under his breath?
I liked that pet lobster, as he was the most enjoyable of them.
The lobster was a lovely little fellow, even if he did try snapping at my heels a few times. It was a shame that Courfeyrac had him cooked up, when he was drunk.
You can’t imagine the tears I cried when I heard that the lobster had such a tragic fate.
………
Thank you, my friend! Yes, many people do find me very enjoyable indeed. Would you like to find out how enjoyable?
And I was not drunk when I cooked Jehan’s lobster. The whole thing was entirely an accident. A happy accident, I grant you, but I did buy the boy a new one. The way he carts them through the dust of the Palais-Royal they never last long anyway…
I’ve been hiding from her…is it safe to reappear?
I’m always here ;)
ARGH.
I’ll take her off your hands!
Madame, I am rather an admirer and connoisseur of the…erm…”arts” that you practice. I know you have no interest in…
Don’t you dare bring my favourite confection into your game of seduction, Courfeyrac. I mean it.
My dear, dear friend…I realise that you enjoyed our shared macarons, but you know I’m not the sort of man to limit my macaron sharing to one individual. I like ALL to partake of macarons! Many of them! And if I can win du Barry to our cause by plying her with macarons and my own rather charming endowments personality, I shall have to try to do so.
Of course, we too can always share a few more macarons, if you care to do so…I know where to get this most marvelous new flavour…some sort of fruit. Combeferre tells me it translates as “passionfruit”. Seems most appropriate.
AnonymousI like to give the lads a little privacy…
I’ve been hiding from her…is it safe to reappear?
I’m always here ;)
ARGH.
I’ll take her off your hands!
Madame, I am rather an admirer and connoisseur of the…erm…”arts” that you practice. I know you have no interest in the politics of the wider world beyond the Court, but allow me to introduce you to the issues that face the people of your lover’s kingdom.
I suggest we be comfortable for the discussion. Say…my bed? With champagne and macarons?
Of course, I’m pretty deft when it comes to those ropes and whips, too…I believe a man must have many accomplishments…
*feels loneliness keenly*
Open your mouth and close your eyes and I’ll give you a surprise…
I have no idea what you intend to do. Is it macaron-related? Because, in that case, I’ll take the loneliness.
Ummmmmmmm…it depends…
(Remember, I know all about your secret sweet-tooth).
And I can think of lots of other tasty things to put in your mouth…
