Day 6 of @lesmisladiesweek (late again, I’m sorry) Prompt: Rain

Cosette works hard to be who she is, but when rain brings honesty to the city, she’s not sure if she’s even real.

hello, i’m assuming it’s still barricade day for some people somewhere, so here’s a quiz revolving around the women in les mis, since they tend to be rather underrepresented! enjoy!

Love triangle whomst

“i brought you something.” cosette’s voice was full of light as she came in from outside. “what is it?” éponine took a moment to look up from her work to see her lover holding out a single red blossom. she couldn’t give you the name, but as everything else cosette gave her, it was lovely. “what’s that for?” a small smile was on her lips as she asked. “it reminded me of you.” “oh? how’s that?” éponine could feel her smile grow wider. 

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Here’s a Monument Valley au Cosette I drew a couple months ago but never posted for some reason! The proportions may or may not be Wrong but that’s not important.

anyway Monument Valley is a good game y’all should try it

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Uhh... poor quality Musichetta?

The father turned towards the younger girl who sat on the bed near the window, and shouted to her in a thundering voice:— Quick! get off that bed, you lazy thing! will you never do anything? Break a pane of glass! The little girl jumped off the bed with a shiver. Break a pane! he repeated. The child stood still in bewilderment. Do you hear me? repeated her father, I tell you to break a pane! The child, with a sort of terrified obedience, rose on tiptoe, and struck a pane with her fist. The glass broke and fell with a loud clatter. Good, said the father. In the meantime, a sob became audible in one corner. What’s that? cried the father. The younger daughter exhibited her bleeding fist, without quitting the corner in which she was cowering. 

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You see, my beautiful young lady, pursued Jondrette, her bleeding wrist! It came through an accident while working at a machine to earn six sous a day. It may be necessary to cut off her arm. 

— Les Miserables, Victor Hugo

the thénardier siblings 

Lovely Ladies

Shout out to all the ‘lovely ladies’ in Les Miserables. Today is the day to celebrate all the incredible women Victor Hugo created, especially those with little character development or voice. But more importantly, today is the day to celebrate those women in today’s society whom Victor Hugo’s characters represent - those women who struggle to make their own voice heard and who make huge sacrifices in the hope that their daughters may live in a better world. Years on, his book is still relevant, especially to women today, on International Women’s Day. Spread the love and awareness my fellow ladies.

Cosette, Musichetta and Éponine Teacher AU because it’s les mis wlw and women appreciation week (and also because it’s break time, the only time when it’s fun to think about school and stuff): 

{ cosette, éponine and musichetta } *i do not own any of the images used

cosette, eponine and musichetta marching on women’s day

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Working on some Fantine art for reasons, playing with color in shading because whooo I really need to. 

Everybody raise a glass Raise it up the master’s arse!