The song of drunken men

Jan 09, 2007 18:32

After the New Year's Eve party, Grantaire methodically drank his way into the deep slumber of the heavily intoxicated. When he eventually found his way back to consciousness, he decided some sort of proclamation or announcement was in order. So he made his way slowly up... up... up... And when he got to the crow's nest, he began to sing. There's ( Read more... )

the baker's wife, joly, grantaire, marius pontmercy, courfeyrac, musichetta, bossuet, re-introduction, les miserables, matthieu combeferre, enjolras

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three_iscompany January 9 2007, 20:13:51 UTC
*glances up, amusedly* Well, if you fall to your death, no one can say you didn't die for your republic. Again.

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absintheandlies January 10 2007, 06:21:52 UTC
*quite soberly* If I fall to my death, no one will say a word. *shivers and swallows the majority of another bottle in one gulp*

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three_iscompany January 10 2007, 21:33:18 UTC
Oh, no, that isn't true. I will certainly make quite a fuss about it, never fear. But do come down from there, so I don't have to.

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absintheandlies January 11 2007, 22:04:02 UTC
*considers* I don't think you're the one to ask me that *and starts singing again*

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three_iscompany January 11 2007, 23:14:19 UTC
Alright, alright. Carry on, then.

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