This is wonderful! Oh my wonderfully oblivious leader- I loved Courfeyrac and Bahorel's banter and your juxtapositions between the woman of Delcacroix and the gamine girl were just stunning and brimming with pathos- beautifully done! I loved Enjolras adolescent sense of right and wrong and that combined with your stunningly beautiful interactions between them creates a wonderfully vivid picture of the socioeconomic injustices found in Hugo's novel- well done! Much love x

That was very well written!

Ooh this was just perfect! You write a wonderful Enjolras, which I'm sure you hear a lot, but it bears reiterating. The idea of his convictions starting in early childhood is perfect, as I couldn't imagine him being as grounded in them as he is if it had happened any other way. Your Courfeyrac is as lovely as I remember him being last time, and it is always wonderful to see Bahorel used as more than a background Amis. :)

Great story! And so in-character. I loved the part with the conversation between the poor little girl and Enjolras and the ending made me smile. Mademoiselle Rosseaud makes me curious, though. Could she maybe, just maybe, stand a chance with Enjolras after all? ;-)