#gavroche thenardier

[protectionsquad24601]

RIP Gavroche, you would have loved roblox

[unicorngunter]

Commission me

[alilsakurablossom]

me and my friends are having a game night tonight

that got me thinking Les Amis game night

courf always suggests spin the bottle

enjolras *hates* that he's good at monopoly

bahorel and eponine are the people who have flipped the monopoly board the most

gavroche is nearly always banker and gets incredibly into the roll (jehan has many top hats and you beassured they are used for monopoly)

when playing charades or pictionary the triviumate can not team up (they can read eachothers minds)

this also means that jbm can not team up either for the same reason

and Marius and combeferre can't team up or there will be a murder and ferre is not the one who will be dying this time

the board game operation terrifies joly they've all agreed not to play it

cosette likes cluedo a little too much to the point it kinda scares people

combeferre is shit at trivial pursuit unless it's about something of his interest Vs grantaire is incredible at it

feuilly mainly attends the games night for the food and the 'good' vibes and the company poor man needs a break

twister is chaos and bossuet broke his arm and managed to break enjolras nose (again)

[ghost-in-a-flowercrown]

may i request my boy gavroche?

OFC! HERE HE IS ! i hope this is to ur liking ! ^_^

[ablatheringblatherskite]

You ever think about how Thenardier probably passed by the corpse of his son and daughter when he was looting the battlefield... and probably didn't really care 😭

[hyperfixationstation1]

My head canons for modern AU Les Mis are all so iffy EXCEPT that gavorche is exactly like kayo_martin

Like THAT’S a gamin right there

[charl3ss]

Bahorel dies first because there is no place for rashness in war; it is a calculated act. Or at least it ought to be.

Prouvaire dies second because there is no place for romanticism in war; on a battlefield, there is only blood and smoke and pain.

Éponine dies third because there should be no place for love in war. There should not be. And yet.

Gavroche dies fourth because war has no mercy. She cares not for the lives she takes.

Joly, Bossuet, Feuilly, and Courfeyrac die fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth because one cannot fight against war for she walks hand in hand with death.

Combeferre dies ninth because there is no place for gentleness in war; it is every man for himself.

Enjolras and Grantaire die tenth and eleventh because, even so, despite it all, hope persists and so does love. From the embrace of all desolations faith leaps forth.

[espetrell]

A new musical adaptation of Les Mis? And they're even including Azelma??? I can't WAIT until this is open to the general public 👀

[cherriiramen]

He’s seen things. And now Enjolras won’t ever hear the last of it.

Shoujo Cosette’s Gavroche interpretion is criminally underrated

[lungthief]

got stuck in albuquerque have some amis

[siriusly-amazing]

"He did not finish." I'm crying. "This grand little soul had taken its flight." Gav's officially dead. 😭😭😭

[idk-tbh-idk]

If your doing art req can you draw Gavroche from les mis

Of course!

Thx for this one!

[alilsakurablossom]

@ javert at the barricade

[unlikely-adversaries-bracket]

R1M18

@tournament-winners-tournament - link to poll

@battleoftheicyfreaks - link to poll

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - In Which Little Gavroche Extracts Profit from Napoleon the Great, LM 4.6.2 (Les Miserables 1972)

The child, in consternation, dismayed at the thought of mice which ate cats, pursued:— “Sir, would those mice eat us?” “Wouldn’t they just!” ejaculated Gavroche. The child’s terror had reached its climax. But Gavroche added:— “Don’t be afraid. They can’t get in. And besides, I’m here! Here, catch hold of my hand. Hold your tongue and shut your peepers!” At the same time Gavroche grasped the little fellow’s hand across his brother. The child pressed the hand close to him, and felt reassured. Courage and strength have these mysterious ways of communicating themselves.