Monthly Archives: March 2014
invisibleinnocence: a thign i did this mornin Source: paragonraptors
bellegold: (x) Source: bellegold
jehanprouvaires: caissie levy as fantine in les miserables on broadway 2014 Source: svfjansteven
foreordain: i just wanted to post these bad quality pics of the painting i did in art of enjolras unfortunately i won’t get a change to take a better picture until tuesday because this baby is huge and i can’t take it home Source: foreordain
vardaagnes: “I’ve been asking myself about that an awful lot and I think when I was younger I felt really bad about it and felt I was doing something wrong in doing so many period films. And then, all of a sudden, I went, ‘OK, this is obviously what I’m drawn to’. I love history, […]
invisibleinnocence: why not take big brother!enjolras/little sister!cosette siblings with sickly enjolras and a side of combeferre and just shove it into one au just do it you piece of trash Source: paragonraptors
There is no special love exclusively reserved for romantic partners. Genuine love is the foundation of our engagement with ourselves, with family, with friends, with partners, with everyone we choose to love. While we will necessarily behave differently depending on the nature of a relationship , or have varying degrees of commitment, the values that […]
lydiahosek: With all due love and respect to Victor Hugo, Alan Menken, and Howard Ashman. Source: lydiahosek
Lewis noted that he had just been to the current production of Les Misérables, where black actor Kyle Scatliffe plays the role of Enjolras, a nontraditional casting choice that Lewis found moving. ‘A tall, six-foot-two, strapping black man is playing this role that I have never seen a black man play before, and it made […]
ONE DAY MORE TO REVOLUTION! …or more specifically, one day more until ariadneslostthread arrives. Which will involve significantly more hugs and pillow barricades as opposed to gunfire and ACTUAL barricades. How am I supposed to WORK right now, is the question.
Culture & Cardigans: Musings on Fiction, Politics, and Life in General. 