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les_miserables2014-03-28 02:02 am
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Wow it's really quiet around here.
Uh.
So.
HOW ABOUT HUGO SHIFTING OVER ALMOST ALL HIS RADICALS TO BEING STUDENTS, WHAT'S UP WITH THAT.
(it's either that or I start trying to talk about Communion Meal parallels between dinner at the Bishop's and breakfast at the Corinth which is admittedly my current focus but I'm not sure how to even launch into that)
(if this were Tumblr I could tagnatter as I flee but it's not so BALL'S IN YOUR COURT GEN)
Uh.
So.
HOW ABOUT HUGO SHIFTING OVER ALMOST ALL HIS RADICALS TO BEING STUDENTS, WHAT'S UP WITH THAT.
(it's either that or I start trying to talk about Communion Meal parallels between dinner at the Bishop's and breakfast at the Corinth which is admittedly my current focus but I'm not sure how to even launch into that)
(if this were Tumblr I could tagnatter as I flee but it's not so BALL'S IN YOUR COURT GEN)
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(Anonymous) 2014-04-20 04:33 pm (UTC)(link)but also yes a Hugolian blindspot perhaps?
...also I mean, one of the revolutions he's mixing into his thoughts on the Amis is surely (like, textually mentioned repeatedly) June '48 and that's its own...uh....
maybe also it's the Yes In The Days When There Was One Republicanism And It Brought All People Together strain if that makes sense, which making everyone students kinda highlights re: 1832 as historical moment (/Feb 1848, though I have NO IDEA what the demographics of that was)
My apologies if this makes no sense.
(Also, '93 has Radoub! I MOMENTARILY FORGOT RADOUB. Who is (a) a good non-terrifying revolutionary and (b) not a viscount)