Ello! I'm Erin. Obviously, because I'm on here, I love to write, and some other things about me:

Name: Erin, like I said

Age: 16

Fandoms: Harry Potter, Les Miserables, and I've just started perusing the Phantom of the Opera section.

Other Passtimes: Music—both playing viola and singing Les Miserables loudly in the shower and with my Mizzie friend; writing original fiction, poetry, essays, along with the occasional fanfic; drama—mainly behind-the-scenes stuff, though I never object to being onstage :); French—speaking, France itself, its history, and translating various things; Les Misérables—the book and the musical, not just the musical, and all the amazing characters that Hugo set forth; and, finally, politics—I’m very liberal and I yearn for change in our country’s “regime”. That interest’s probably been heated up by the insurrection of 1832, but you know………… :D

A quote that almost gives you hope for the leaders of today: "I am the emperor and I WANT DUMPLINGS!" King Ferdinand I, in his only known coherent sentence ever. He was also known to wedge himself into trash bins and roll around the royal bedchambers for entertainment.

Almost.

Our Little Perversion: Evidence of Loveslave 24601

“I am the law, and the law is not mocked!” Javert in his Suicide Soliloquy
“I know the meaning of those nineteen years as slave of the law!” Jean Valjean in the Prologue.
"When they chained me...", "Beneath the lash upon the rack..." Valjean in his Soliloquy

Thus, we prove that Javert kept Valjean as his kinky loveslave for nineteen years. Doubtless he was very depressed without an outlet for his SM fixation when Valjean was released and that was the real reason he followed Valjean throughout the years, not that obsessive fanaticism Hugo was always talking about.

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