Wonderful. You have great insight on the characters of Eponine and Azelma... and I'm *so* glad you did not portray Eponine as the sweet, pretty gamine who would win the heart of Marius if only she was wearing some make-up. *spits on Eppie- Sues*
I like your Azelma. It's very cool, this story.

Have I read this before? I can't remember. Anyway, is excellent as ever. Bitchy children. *pets them*

Oh, I liked this! I loved the way you portrayed Zelma, a lot tougher and dirtier than you usually see. And I ADORED your Eponine! There's no way she could have been nice the way she grew up! Wonderful!

i like this. nice to see a story with the Thenardier girls that doesn't involve hormones. i like that Eponine is rough and abusive - she learned well from daddy.
about the injured hand: no doctor would see her, of course, but she could always go to the state hospital. surgical students in Hotel Dieu and other public hospitals treated primarily the poor and not the well-to-do (what person of means would consent to lie in those death-traps?). so she could probably get her hand wrapped there without much trouble.