Prouvaire cerita

"Hello mes amis, I'm Grantaire and zis iz ze vlog of a Misérable"! In which Grantaire is a French, pseudo-edgy, NB millenial with a vlog and a crush on Enjolras, the flamboyant obvious leader of their obnoxious roommates' association, "Les Ami·e·s de l'ABCD". This fanfiction is a transmedia project linked to a webseries that you can watch on the Youtube Channel Grantairezemiserable. You can also follow Grantaire on Instagram (@grantairezemiserable) and Twitter (@Hellomesamis).

in which a group of misfits who are each extraordinarily angry about the state of the government have quirky misadventures together. les amis modern sit-com au! a cross between Friends and Parks and Recreation many people on tumblr and other various social media platforms have had this idea, I just kind of made it happen, so the idea isn't exactly "mine" per se, but there have been so many people with the same idea that I don't know who to give credit to. the characters of "les amis" come from the book les miserables by victor hugo. however, the plot and a few side characters all belong to me.

Jehan has worked hard to recover as much as they have. They just hope it's enough to help other people.

Requests are open! I will accept any level of angst. There is no such thing as too much angst for me to write. Who doesn't want their favorite characters to go through severe emotional trauma because something happened to you or the other person included in their ship? Literally, if someone requests it I will make a preference and throw you in a meat grinder for your barricade boy to watch. I promise I'm okay, I'm just an angsty writer. I will NOT write smut or a breakup preference. Why do you wanna break up with one of these guys? I couldn't. Besides those two things, I will do everything in my power to fulfill your desires. I should mention that I write with the assumption that the reader is a girl by default. If you are a male, please let me know and I will post versions of the preferences for male readers, as well. Includes: Enjolras Combeferre Courfeyrac Jean Prouvaire (Jehan) Grantaire Joly Marius Éponine Feuilly Let's see, am I over two hundred years old? I wouldn't be writing this if I was. Am I a male? Not the last time I checked, no. Am I French? Well, a little, but for the most part, no. Did I write Les Misérables? Let's put it this way: If I did, things would have ended much, much differently. Did I write The Hunchback of Notre Dame? If I did, Disney would have changed so much more to make it kid-friendly. By these circumstances, you should in no way, shape, or form confuse me for Victor Hugo.

When Joly helps Elizabeth a girl of the street, no one expected her to become a important member of the revolution. However she is keeping a big secret from them but has one of them worked her secret out.

Enjolras knows it's the end of the line when his friends have all been killed and he alone remains, standing defiant against the National Guard. He was prepared to die for his friends and countrymen. Of course, he was joined by Grantaire in his last moments, holding his hand as they were both shot. Enjolras knew he was dead. That was, until he wakes up in a bed that is not his, in a room that is not his, and in a time period that is definitely not his. His old friends are alive and well, but Enjolras seems to be the only one who remembers their failed revolution. Or: Enjolras is shot at the barricades on that day in 1832, but wakes up in the future with no memorizes of a life there.

[Les Miserables] Rosemarie Chapin is the daughter of the highly esteemed bourgeoisie, Monsieur Chapin. When the Chapin family migrate from their countryside chateaux into the boisterous Paris, Monsieur Chapin is determined to keep his wife and daughter away from the "disgusting war filled with disgusting proletariat". However, Rosemarie is curious to know what lies beyond her sheltered life in the city, and leaves the mansion one night unattended to explore. Through pain, death, fear, laughs, grief, friendship, and revolution, stumbling into Les Amis de l'ABC may or may not be the most memorable experience in her life.

In which Courfeyrac ships E/R and no one knows what Enjolras was doing out late with Grantaire. Also, Combeferre tries to be a good friend. Modern AU.

A place for feels, laughs, and barricades. (Victor Hugo owns the characters and many other many authors/artists own my inspiration.)

Seven of them survived the barricades. And this story tells what happened to them. DISCLAIMER: I don't own Les Mis.

I don't know what this has become

Yay for random backstories of unimportant characters that come from the depths of my twisted mind. Dedicated to BonnieBlether

The unlikely adventure of a boy of the barricade. When a strange man named Rip Hunter joins the revolution at the last second, his fate hangs in the balance. Rip had just seen Vandal Savage murder his wife and son. Now that he's met a soldier boy named Jean "Jehan" Prouvaire, he's tempted to change history for a boy who had less hope than he did. The Les Miserables characters are based off of the movie and were created by Victor Hugo. Rip Hunter, Gideon, The Waverider, Vandal Savage, and the others are all from the DC universe! I don't own these characters. All I did, with the help of a friend, was make fanfiction.

This is mostly what the title is. I dont have a set schedule for updaates an dthey may be far and few at first.

This challenge lasts around a month (30 days) and requires of you to write a short scene everyday SOLELY based on the wonderful LES MISERBALES by Victor Hugo... You are a dedicated Les Mis fan, yes? Even if you are not a writer, but a reader, this is a challenge. The scenes don't have to be long or detailed, just do what you can! Challenge yourself! This is for all you Les Mis fans out there, and I encourage you to join in our CRUSADE!

some one-shots and imagines for everybody's favorite barricade boys! (plus Eponine) I DO NOT OWN LES MISÉRABLES OR ANY OF THE CHARACTERS MENTIONED, BUT I DO HOWEVER OWN THE PLOT OF EACH ONESHOT UNLESS IT IS SPECIFIED THAT I USED A PLOT OF SOMEONE ELSE'S CREATION.

Jean Prouvaire had always been a slightly awkward, timid boy. He wrote poetry, loved flowers, and had a soft way about him. This wasn't a problem until it came to women. Due to his shyness, he lost the one woman he loved and grew to dislike girls. But when his friends at the Café Musain start to give him trouble about this, he knows something must change. A shady stranger offers to fix Jehan's problem and thrusts him into the darker side of Paris young Prouvaire never imagined venturing into when just by chance, he comes across the stunningly beautiful, yet troubled Margot Marseilles, a dirt-poor girl who had sunk to the very bottom of society and carries a lot of emotional baggage. When he hears about her situation, he takes her in and starts to recover the happy, smiling Margot that had been lost long ago. However, with things in the revolution heating up, and Prouvaire's life as a member of les Amis de l'ABC getting harder and harder, he is forced to choose between the life that he wants or the life that could be.