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Les Mis doodles, this time depicting the best moments of the spring's last performance in Turku, Finland. Nothing here is from my own imagination - except for the character's faces, which are more from my mind than reality. I'm not that great with cartoonifying real people.

Up, three Marius fans saying goodbye to Glenn Daniel Nilsson in his last performance. I couldn't agree more - he was an adorable Marius!

Below them on the right, Rune Sæter as Enjolras with an unidentified Gavroche Lasse Sjöström, thanks ~Cor-Angars ! It was May Day, so the cast took their bows blowing party horns and with streamer around their necks. Unfortunately Sæter's horn didn't work.
Their costumes are white-ish, by the way, because all the most important dead characters come to sing the Finale in whiter versions of their dying costumes.

On the left, Joachim Thibblin as Thénardier (hey, look, I drew Thénardier!), making Little Eponine prettier with streamer during curtain call.
Note, by the way, which famous revolutionary's inaccurate but iconic costume Finnish/Swedish Thénardier's costume reminds you of...

Below them on the left, I tried to portray Alexander Lycke's creepy-ish expression when he gestured the whole cast to join him to take the final bow. I didn't quite manage to capture the proper mood.
Valjean's number is 25601 in Swedish because 4 has a syllable too many to fit the lyrics.

On the right, the traditional Valjean/Javert brohug during curtain call.

Below them on the left, a moment from Master of the House. I don't know if it was an accident, a prank or done on purpose, but I couldn't help laughing when that guy raised his glass and everything inside it splashed on his head...

And, finally, on the down right, Grantaire teasing Marius about Cosette.
Uh, heh... I think R shouldn't dress himself on his own, since he clearly doesn't know how to. You're not supposed to wear two vests at once. Consult Courfeyrac or someone next time, will you?

Les Mis is not mine.

Description
Les Mis doodles, this time depicting the best moments of the spring's last performance in Turku, Finland. Nothing here is from my own imagination - except for the character's faces, which are more from my mind than reality. I'm not that great with cartoonifying real people.

Up, three Marius fans saying goodbye to Glenn Daniel Nilsson in his last performance. I couldn't agree more - he was an adorable Marius!

Below them on the right, Rune Sæter as Enjolras with an unidentified Gavroche Lasse Sjöström, thanks ~Cor-Angars ! It was May Day, so the cast took their bows blowing party horns and with streamer around their necks. Unfortunately Sæter's horn didn't work.
Their costumes are white-ish, by the way, because all the most important dead characters come to sing the Finale in whiter versions of their dying costumes.

On the left, Joachim Thibblin as Thénardier (hey, look, I drew Thénardier!), making Little Eponine prettier with streamer during curtain call.
Note, by the way, which famous revolutionary's inaccurate but iconic costume Finnish/Swedish Thénardier's costume reminds you of...

Below them on the left, I tried to portray Alexander Lycke's creepy-ish expression when he gestured the whole cast to join him to take the final bow. I didn't quite manage to capture the proper mood.
Valjean's number is 25601 in Swedish because 4 has a syllable too many to fit the lyrics.

On the right, the traditional Valjean/Javert brohug during curtain call.

Below them on the left, a moment from Master of the House. I don't know if it was an accident, a prank or done on purpose, but I couldn't help laughing when that guy raised his glass and everything inside it splashed on his head...

And, finally, on the down right, Grantaire teasing Marius about Cosette.
Uh, heh... I think R shouldn't dress himself on his own, since he clearly doesn't know how to. You're not supposed to wear two vests at once. Consult Courfeyrac or someone next time, will you?

Les Mis is not mine.