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Sexiest Hugo characters: survey results
1. enjolras [les miserables]
2. esmeralda [notre dame de paris]
3. montparnasse [les miserables]
4. djali [notre dame de paris]
5. gwynplaine [l’homme qui rit]
6. la pieuvre [the toilers of the sea]
7. cimourdain [93]
8. bahorel [les miserables]
9. gilliatt [the toilers of the sea]
10. javert [les miserables]
11. hernani [hernani]
12. phoebus [notre dame de paris]
13. gauvain [93]
14. feuilly [les miserables]
15. courfeyrac [les miserables]
16. josiana [l’homme qui rit]
17. marius pontmercy [les miserables]
18. don carlos [hernani]
19. dea [l’homme qui rit]
20. combeferre [les miserables]
21. homo [l’homme qui rit]
22. cosette [les miserables]
23. fantine [les miserables]
24. bishop myriel [les miserables]
25. valjean [les miserables]
26. don ruy gomez de silva [hernani]
27. grantaire [les miserables]
28. claquesous/le cabuc [les miserables]
29. dona sol de silva [hernani]
30. jehan frollo [notre dame de paris]
31. ursus [l’homme qui rit]
32. eponine [les miserables]
33. prouvaire [les miserables]
34. claude frollo [notre dame de paris]
35. joly [les miserables]
36. ebenezer caudray [the toilers of the sea]
37. houzarde [93]
38. fleur de lys [notre dame de paris]
39. sister simplice [les miserables]
40. pierre gringoire [notre dame de paris]
41. fauchelevent [les miserables]
42. clopin [notre dame de paris]
43. bossuet [les miserables]
44. michelle flecharde [93]
45. david dirry-moir [l’homme qui rit]
46. radoub [93]
47. mabeuf [les miserables]
48. col pontmercy [les miserables]
49. fibi [l’homme qui rit]
50. azelma [les miserables]
51. quasimodo [notre dame de paris]
52. barkilphedro [l’homme qui rit]
53. hardquanonne [l’homme qui rit]
54. babet [les miserables]
55. vinos [l’homme qui rit]
56. gillenormand [les miserables]
57. thenardier [les miserables]
58. deruchette [the toilers of the sea]
59. lethierry [the toilers of the sea]
60. mme thenardier [les miserables]
61. gudule [notre dame de paris]
62. lantenac [93]
63. mlle baptistine [les miserables]
64. clubin [the toilers of the sea]
if i mispelled anything no i didnt
if you disagree with where your favs are, i’ll be holding a bracket soon! so look forward to boosting them with your votes
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la-pheacienne · 1 month
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Top 5 literary works written before the 21th century
I'll answer with my faves so this is highly subjective of course:
Les Miserables because I would have been someone else if I hadn't read that book at 14
The Great Gatsby because we stan delusional men with a pretty smile trying to repeat the past
Le Cousin Pons because old gay neurodivergent artists doomed by the narrative
For Whom the Bell Tolls because I need a room full of health care specialists before even attempting to talk about that book
Ninety-three (Hugo) because I cried for a week after finishing it
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ryan-nugenthopkins · 2 months
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My eyes are a different mood. I have been repurposed to live for someone else.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins + Ship of Theseus by Rodney Gomez
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castratedvader · 1 year
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He never let us kiss his hand. And to be so familiar with him as to kiss his cheek – was altogether unimaginable. Besides, I doubt I would have ever dared to touch him. But I did manage to steal a pair of gloves, which retained the creases of his fingers and even a mysterious smell of perfumes. At night I sneaked out of bed and I buried myself in these gloves, reveling in this dying echo of an aroma, I couldn’t separate my lips off of them – night after night I would spend hours praying like this.
Ninety-Three, Stanisława Przybyszewska (transl. by @hhorror-vacuii)
My true God was my father. At communion it was my father I received, and not God. I closed my eyes and swallowed the white bread with blissful tremors. I embraced my father in holy communion. My exaltation fused into a semblance of holiness. I aspired to saintliness in order to conceal the secret love which I guarded so jealously in my diary. The voluptuous tears at night when I prayed to God, the joy without name when I stood in his presence, the inexplicable bliss at communion, because then I talked with my father and I kissed him.
Winter of Artifice, Anaïs Nin
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round 1, part a
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I painted La Tourg from Ninety-Three by Victor Hugo. You can see Michele Flechard in the foreground looking at her children in the window. It makes me sad. This was such a powerful scene. I loved the drama in painting this.
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claireverlasting · 6 days
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Google is being a little shit so I’m asking here and hope someone sees it: Which English translation of Ninety-three and The Hunchback or Notre Dome do you recommend?
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janellefeng · 2 years
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Some non-Robespierre pieces that I haven’t shared here aaa
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front-facing-pokemon · 10 months
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#castform#:)! they're so pleased..! they like the weather… it's so pleasant right now… (VERY HOT) (NINETY DEGREES) (TOO HOT)#they're smiling… :)! they like something you said you were nice to them :)!#this pokémon has that gimmick where they like. change types based on the weather which is. like cool i guess i dunno if it's good#in competitive but i never used it personally. i feel like i always got it at too low of a level to want to grind it up#it's like ok. i feel like castform's moveset kinda has to be weather ball or whatever it is and then three weather setup moves so you can#actually use it and utilize the type-changing ability to its fullest extent. because if your opponent sets up weather then they're probably#already benefitting from it and you don't want them to benefit from it. because that means your weather ball probably isn't going to be good#against the theoretical opponent's type. and then it takes two moves to use any given type's version of weather ball so i just. don't#see how it could be that good. i will look it up on smogon cuz i imagine it's pretty decent in doubles bc then you can have the Other pokémo#n set up the weather so castform can use it but like if it's not even that strong to begin with#it certainly doesn't look it#yeah it's always been kinda mid it looks like. started off better around gen 4 and then just slooowly fell off up to gen 7#dunno! still don't care a ton about competitive but i don't even care about this pokémon in not-competitive. sorry‚ castform fans
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gl0wist · 9 months
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She drives at ninety by the Barbie’s and Ken’s
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funkloch · 6 months
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Hugo sexy election: round 3!
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Rip la pieuvre, they couldn't handle your voluptuous power
Voting ends next Sunday night!
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yamirexic · 4 months
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dyeing my hair cherry red
expectation:
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what it looked like the first time dyeing:
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what it looks like after the second time:
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castratedvader · 1 year
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Ninety-Three, Stanisława Przybyszewska (transl. by @hhorror-vacuii) // Winter of Artifice, Anaïs Nin
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la-pheacienne · 2 months
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“In short, between men and women you want…" "Equality." "Equality! You can't mean it. Man and woman are two different creatures." "I said equality. I didn't say identity.”
Hugo was writing this in the year of our Lord 1874 and nobody is even talking about that book do I have to do everything on this hellsite
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