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White boy ASTONISHES grandfather by speaking in fluent WOKE from like 30 years prior (or something idk French political history that well)

I just found the funniest font ever

Like. What is this. Why is this. Who is the target audience of this?

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i've always wanted to do this. To wake up and choose violence

thanks must be given to @archers-and-spies for helping me find the audio

they need to invent a running away & never coming back that doesn’t affect your life

<3 is sentence concluding punctuation

DO YOU HEAR ME? GET UP.

okay, but we don't know where grantaire was shot. people usually say the heart, because he died instantly, but i think there's a better option.

his throat.

now, the heart is poetic because he's only at the barricade because of his love for enjolras.

but.

his worse vices, or at least the two traits that enjolras hates in him the most (besides the non-believing) are his drinking and talking nonsense for 4 pages non stop.

both of those actions are fundamentally linked with one's throat, wine flows through there and words pour out of it.

the throat also houses one's pipes, vocal cords and arteries, so a shot to the throat would be as deadly as one to the heart. either way, the brain ain't getting any oxygen.

anyway both options are valid, but i like this symbolism in grantaire's death better than the heart.

By emackelder