There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (to die by your side – well the pleasure, the privilege is mine)
I should really put a background in but UGHH I’m exhausted and I really just want to post this. Maybe later.
In case you were wondering, painting with only a bunch of gifsets (from a bootleg) for reference is a fucking nightmare. Also, top things that I hate drawing includes both: curly hair and big chunks of fabric, so really, the fuck was I thinking?
They’re holding hands because I do what I want, and goddamn they’re just so cute and brave and UGHHH I CAN’T. But anyway, for those of you who were sad in the movies because there was no hand-holding, Grantaire is totally holding Enjolras at one point. I have blurry-ass caps to prove it.
No but really this scene is so damn well acted with the facial expressions and the body language and GOOOOOODDDDD WHYyyyy but yeah here you go fandom have a picture that I’m actually pretty proud of. Maybe tomorrow I’ll sort out my life.
Okay I’m going to read Les Miserables and I’m going to finish it this time
I REALLY WANT TO READ IT
But I do have a really stupid question. Why do people on the Les Mis tag (and possibly everywhere else) call Enjolras/Grantaire ‘E/R’?
I haven’t actually read Les Miserables yet, but it’s because in the book Grantaire signs his name “R.” The French for “capital R” is “grande R,” which sounds like … Grantaire.
Aha! Thank you!
Currently up to (I actually started about a week ago) the sentence ‘at that moment there came a tolerably violent knock on the door’. Which sounds very Fourth Doctor -ish. Tolerably violent! I quite dig it.
