There is a young man sitting in the kitchen. It would be difficult to say how long he’s been there - he is very quiet, very still, very intent on the thick book in front of him
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"I could ask you," Enjolras says, with a small twitch of his mouth that is the embryonic stages of an embarrassingly lopsided smile, "But I know better. I've been about."
"We've missed you." And Bossuet will now be grabbing him and hugging him, regardless of whether or not it is just plain strange to grab and hug Enjolras. Bossuet has never claimed sanity, after all.
"Hello," Enjolras says, and dying seems very clear, very recent, so it is a warm word, something for someone who is something of a comrade, possibly a friend.
It's especially effective if you want to hear a fifteen minute discussion of Cosette, but we'll mercifully skip that part -- because it's Enjolras, and Marius knows better by now.
"Quite well, yes!" He beams. "Married, in fact. I think you met Cosette earlier?"
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"...Bossuet," he says, after a surprised moment, "Let go."
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"You're well," he says eventually, satisfied.
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"I'm sorry. I don't recognize you."
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And then, because Marius is the sort of person with which it is effective, "Doing well?"
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"Quite well, yes!" He beams. "Married, in fact. I think you met Cosette earlier?"
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"I did, yes," a brief pause, "She seems very happy."
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