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oldbooksandnewmusic · 2 months
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mediumsizetexart · 1 year
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Lie To The Cops!
For my wife on the occasion of our Silver Anniversary, a reminder from the Bishop of Digne that Jesus would definitely want you to lie to the cops to help someone in need.
Deviantart version here.
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wolfythewitch · 1 year
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did you guys know that les mis is one of my favorite musicals
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resident-dumb-fuck · 3 months
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> "this book is called the miserables"
> look inside
> 50 pages of the bishop being genuinely happy
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ueinra · 4 months
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TRUE LOVEEEE
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whorejolras · 2 months
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In 1815, M. Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel was Bishop of
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therainbowwillow · 3 months
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I LOVE THIS BOOK.
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alastorvalentine · 22 days
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Yknow what FUCK boops which les mis character are you beating to death with your little paws (whether its affectionate or of hate is up to you)
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jelly-sandwichy · 27 days
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took a few days off social media and i was able to get through volume one of les mis !! heres a bunch of doodles i drew in that time (and also some i just djdnt post yet)
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pureanonofficial · 4 months
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LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION -M. Myriel, LM 1.1.1 (Les Miserables 1925)
In 1815, M. Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel was Bishop of D——
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secretmellowblog · 1 year
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One aspect of Les Mis that gets forgotten a lot is how much Hugo stresses that Bishop Myriel is #Not Like Other Bishops--- that his charitable anti-authority behavior is a form of rebellion against the oppressive way the Church usually works and the cruel greedy authoritarian behavior it usually rewards. And since the dracula-daily-ish @lesmisletters is in its swing I should probably write an overlong Les Mis analysis post on that, but for now have this moodboard that came into my head and wouldn't leave until I photoshoppped it into reality
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cliozaur · 3 months
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I have just realized that the reader still does not know what crime Jean Valjean committed. At this point, there is still a chance that he was a murderer, creating suspense about his stay at the bishop’s household. This is heightened by Valjean’s sudden outburst, "a laugh in which there lurked something monstrous: 'Have you really reflected well? How do you know that I have not been an assassin?'" His "snuffing out the candle with his nostrils after the manner of convicts" might also unsettle first-time readers. The bishop’s trust in God may appear too careless and naive. I am genuinely curious about the perception of readers unfamiliar with the story.
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thelawsofdaylight · 1 year
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bishop myriel and madame magloire in 1.1.2
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drinkthemlock · 6 months
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“bishop myriel’s part in les mis is boring” to YOU. I want to study that old man under a microscope
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alilsakurablossom · 5 months
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im reading the brick for the first time and oh my god yes vickie hugo i do care about the very specific details about bishop myriel's dining room and old sideboard
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ueinra · 1 year
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The biggest liars you've ever seen <333
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