Reading the book has been on my to do list for many years, but the massive size of the book has always warded me off. If your looking for hobbies; in the novel gavroche mentions that they sometimes go to the theatre and in both novel and musical she is shown to be interested in books. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email.
Notify me of new posts via email. Skip to content August 13, April 5, jowritesstuff. But does she measure up to the hype? Does the character shape her own destiny? Does she actively try to change her situation and if not, why not? Did she come up with them on her own? Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Published by jowritesstuff. I did fall in love with the musical before the book.
I even read the book as well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public. Name required. Follow Following. She tries to return to the barricade but on the way is shot. Eponine is one of the two daughters of the Thenardiers, the other being Azelma. When Eponine was a child she was beautiful but spoiled, she had pretty clothes and lots of toys.
Also, she was taught by the Thenardiers that young Cosette was beneath her. The Thenardiers went bankrupt so the villainous Thenardier went back to his old life of crime bringing the family with him.
She was regularly sent to ask people people for money and sometimes, partake in robberies. Eponine literally bumps into Marius on her way back from a job. She falls in love with him. Like Marius for Cosette she spends many days just walking around looking for him.
Thenardier tries to rob Valjean. Eponine after getting out of jail finds where Cosette lives and lead Marius to her. She says nothing and no one really notices her. Once the fighting has begun Eponine saves Marius by putting her hand in front of a gun and takes the bullet.
It goes through her hand and comes out her stomach. Your voice is strong and beautiful. I am truly honoured to have been patronised by your support… Great discovery for me you are; I loved your performance… for me, the most moving part after you sung was observing you remaining in character… beautiful…. The sweetest of lucid dreams to you and I trust that these dreams of mine will richly inspire you… Here are two dreams featuring opera singers….
It is quite beautiful actually because long after the last note we are kept aloft as you remained perfectly poised focussed in character… it was magical…. Thank you for the background. Best of luck. I think it is so cool because of this blogging stuff, I can be thousands of miles away and I can follow the career of an up and coming star such as yourself.
Hope some day you perform in the States. You truly have a gift. Thank you for sharing. I hope everyone can find something they like to listen to and some of the tracks grow on you. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. A Warming House in Paris in the s.
By Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux — Here is a recording of my performance from Gawsworth Hall on 11th August. Like this: Like Loading Next: And all that Jazz. Warmest wishes Charlotte Loading I look forward to your performance of it! All the best, Dan Loading One of my favorite songs…! So talented. Gave me goosebumps!! All the best Charlotte Loading Oh good! I love that series of stretches. Best wishes Charlotte Loading I love Les Mis — and you rocked it!!!
So wonderful : BTW — the woman over your right shoulder looks a little bit like a young Princes Diana! Michael, I thought it was Princess Di, too! What a resemblance! Thanks for stopping by Charlotte! That was so beautiful! Wish I lived closer to see the performance…. This is one of my favorites and you do such a beautiful job! Loved it!! Incredible voice! I love it! A marvelous, tragic figure. Beautifully presented. So heartbreaking.
You do a wonderful job! Hi Charlotte, it is a heartbreaking story. It must be awful to be the loser in a love triangle. Beautiful voice! I just saw that play Sunday. You filled in some information for me. Hugs from NZ, Lizzi Loading PS, Brilliant research. Great singing. Love the emotion you always put into your performances.
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