Combeferre: OK, So, If You've Got Any Questions, Just Ask.

Combeferre: OK, so, if you've got any questions, just ask.

Grantaire: If a bear and a shark had a fight, who would win?

Combeferre: If you've got any relevant questions, just ask. Oh, and if it's on dry land, I'd bet on the bear.

Castiel: I’m a confident driver.

Dean: You almost ran over Gabriel.

Castiel: I did it with confidence, though.

Okay, so, yesterday I went to Folketeateret (theatre in Oslo, Norway) and watched Les Mis on stage for the first time, and I have made some notes of my favourite details… 

First off, the stage rotated, which made the setting and some of the scenes (like Valjean’s journey before he meets the Bishop) a lot more dynamic

So, Act 1:

The foreman regrets throwing Fantine out, it seems more like he’s giving in to the other workers demands rather than being angry with her for not sleeping with him. As she is thrown out, the other workers attack her (after she tried choking one of them when they got her fired), and when they leave he tries to comfort her, but she pushes him away and he leaves her on stage

Eponine gave Cosette her doll when she left with Valjean

In the first Paris scene, the students are seen walking around in the streets helping the poor, giving out food and money, not just leaflets

Grantaire and Enjolras argues in the scene, and the stand (unnecessarily) very super close, multiple times. They also keep touching/pushing each other in the chest to get their points across

When Gaveoche shit-talks Javert, saying that he’s the one to actually rule the street, they stand face to face one meter apart, “talking” to each other. They both salute each other before they leave

GAV IS ALSO A SUPER TINY SMOL, HOLY SHIT THE ACTOR LOOKS LIKE HE’S 8 OR SMTH!!

 All of Patron Minette is there, ¾ are dressed in fancy coats and top hats, one is dressed in rags. That one is Montparnasse, which is hilarious

Lol this got long, the people that sat behind me probably hated me 

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no one is more chaotic good than enjolras

no one is more chaotic neutral than grantaire

“George Blagden deserves more recognition” I say into the mic.

The crowd boos. I begin to walk off in shame, when a voice speaks and commands silence from the room.

“She’s right”. I look for the owner of the voice. There in the 5th row stands: Victor Hugo himself

Inspired

Dan: I like pajama days

Phil: Why?

Dan: I get to mope around all day and no one can bother me

Phil: You do that anyways

Dan: But on pajama days I can do it in my pajamas