Let’s be real though I absolutely sympathise with Grantaire’s decision to go and die with Enjolras because if someone, even a loved one, woke me up from a long relaxing sleep I’d want us both brutally killed within the next five seconds as well
les miserables
Yeah, but guys, can you imagine Remus Lupin going on a premiere of Les Mis in London (1985) because he loved the book and decided to finally go out and have a bit of fun and then hearing “Empty chairs at empty tables”? Because I just did and I am not okay.
“Oh my friends, my friends forgive me
That I live and you are gone.”
E/R-rings.
They actually look quite a bit better in real life than they do on my crappy camera, and would probably look even better if they were being worn by someone without hideous skin and greasy hair
Also, they are small. They are very very small. Roughly the size of a 5p piece. They’re not bad for a first try, I suppose.
enjolras to combeferre: beautiful dawn – the wailin’ jennys
teach me how to see when i close my eyes / teach me to forgive and to apologize / show me how to love in the darkest dark
enjolras to courfeyrac: i never walk alone – huey lewis and the news
it ain’t what you got it’s who you know / we take that with us wherever we go / we stick together and we have our fun / you know we’re taking our days one by one
enjolras to feuilly: working man – imagine dragons
i think that this life is darker than the view / so help me help me help me /be a little more like you
enjolras to jehan: sing – patrick wolf
just sing, from the bottom of your heart / sing, blossom every broken part […] if your voice is vanishing / if your life is shortening / you must sing, sing
enjolras to bahorel: the fighter – the fray
the lover held her love / she begged him not to go […] but somehow they both know / he’s not coming home, coming home
enjolras to joly: seagull – bad company
here is a man asking the question / is this really the end of the world / seagull, you must have known for a long time / the shape of things to come
enjolras to bossuet: forever young – rod stewart
may good fortune be with you / may your guiding light be strong / build a stairway to heaven / with a prince or a vagabond
enjolras to grantaire: after the storm – mumford and sons
and i took you by the hand / and we stood tall / and remembered our own land / what we lived for / and there will come a time you’ll see with no more tears / and love will not break your heart but dismiss your fears