The Enjolras baby was strange even on the cold New Years' day when he first entered the world.

Combeferre meets with a troubled friend, and they discuss the effect of suffering on hope and despair. Features a quote from Rousseau.

After his failure at the Barrière du Maine, Grantaire meets with Jehan to drink and reflect. Jehan rambles, quotes Rousseau, and manages to be a bit insightful.

Feuilly and his coworkers prepare for a strike, but the decision to join or not is difficult for one of the men. Inspired by a quote from Rousseau, and (although it stands alone as a fic) chronologically precedes "Beginning."

Bossuet finds himself homeless again, and worries that this may be an inopportune time for him to invade Joly's flat. Joly finds such worries ridiculous. Features a quote from Corneille.

Eleven-year-old Jean Prouvaire makes a protest on behalf of a beloved teacher who has given him hope. Inspired by a quote from Augustine, but also features a lot of Ezekiel quoting.

March 1830. Combeferre prepares to go to the theatre; Enjolras explains both immediate reasons and deeper ones why he cannot join him. Uses a quote from St. Augustine.

Jehan and Bahorel prepare for Lamarque's funeral, and disagree about the relative importance of reflection and action. Based on a quote from Dante.

Montparnasse's world is shaken to the core by Eponine and Gavroche's deaths on the barricade. Features a quote from Dante.

Courfeyrac, returning from a bit of a mission, comes across a scene in the Paris slums which the paladin inside him cannot stand to ignore. Features a quote from Juvenal. Warning for prostitution and some related slurs.

1814. Fourteen-year-old schoolboy Jérôme Bahorel stands up against tyranny in his Greek classroom, despite any consequences. Based on another Aeschylus quote, this one about tyranny. (Contains implied/mentioned school corporal punishment and a bit of language.)

Feuilly, in 1827, works his way through a difficult stretch without failing in his devotion to the call that has always given him strength. Based around a quote from Aeschylus: "His resolve is not to seem the bravest, but to be."

Short oneshots, each written for a different Christmas prompt. Recent updates feature Feuilly and Montparnasse as gamins together, young Valjean with his nieces and nephews, and Combeferre attending a dying patient. Then Gillenormand gets some surprising carolers, the Amis throw things during a meeting, and Combeferre and Enjolras return to Paris after holidays with family. 25/25!

Marius is confused about one of the servants. His grandfather is not fond of answering questions.

Fifteen-month-old Harry has just come to live with the Dursleys, and the differences between him and Dudley are uncomfortably obvious. They know different words. They are different sorts of children. Therefore, isn't it only natural to treat them differently? A set of 100 word drabbles, possibly to be expanded upon.

When Harry is eight years old, he relates to the Dursleys what his teachers have told him-he has to have glasses. They aren't pleased, but there are some things one must concede to keep up the illusion of being a normal family. Oneshot for all intents and purposes.

A first attempt at Grantaire, written for a fic fest. Grantaire never gets letters, and the contents and results of this one are a shock.

Young Enjolras is catechized in Republicanism by his mother. Questions and answers from the first part of "The Sans-Culotte's Alphabet, or, The First Elements of Republican Education." May be continued as a series of vignettes/dialogues.

Three amis have a bit of philosophical conversation, prompted by the carol Adeste Fideles. An unfortunately context-less and drabbly Christmas fic.

Bahorel has lost a bet and is now on his honor obliged to sit through an entire Mass without making any sort of disturbance. Thankfully, someone else is around to make one-but in a way Bahorel would never have thought of!

None of the amis have been able to help him so far, and Jehan is running out of options. When it's finally Enjolras or no one, he adopts a new strategy. No longer a one shot, and will probably be sporadically continued when I feel need of cuteness.

150 word drabble, from a prompt. Feuilly's supervisor looks over a design he's drawn.

Enjolras, seeking to become a true son of the Republic, finds that being a friend of the abased is very different from being one of them. Unfinished, and may remain so.

Jehan farewells his flutes. Another pre-barricade one-shot.

Jehan puts down an unnecessary insurrection among the unruly books and papers on his desk. One-shot.

Jehan loves the rising spring, and tries to cure Enjolras' tendency to ignore it. One-shot, flowing from my yearly burst of spring fever.

He pitied women, wept over childhood. And as a poet, he must have prized imagination. This is a drabble and a half. On Jehan. Is a drabble and a half even legal?