Rule!63 Gavroche ... Mun is easily tempted

[petitegamin]

 Alright mun? You ain't fought this frough proper like, 'ave you? 

You've read that Brick thing. You know me life would be different if I was a girl. But ... eh, alright then.

So what's there to do around here, then?

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[cotenant]

O-oh. Hullo, Gavroche.

[petitegamin]

'ullo, Pontmercy. An' 'ows you on this fine day wat we've been given?

[cotenant]

It could be worse, as they say. [ mostly she's anxious to get to the gardens, but trying to look like she is in no rush. it is not working, to say the least. ] And yourself?

[petitegamin]

M'alright. Livin' an' breathin' an' arguin' wi' the mun.

[cotenant]

You're arguing about this girl-boy thing? I think it's quite a fun idea, actually.

[petitegamin]

Fun it is, but she ain't fought it frough proper, like. See, she's read the brick, she knows Maman preferred her girls. I wouldn't be me.

[cotenant]

My Lady Mun as well! Could it be, perhaps, that you were an unexpected addition to the family? It could still make sense, being the youngest.

[petitegamin]

[Looks at mun] She likes that thinking

[i_am_wild]

Gavroche, my lass! [from seemingly nowhere, comes to scoop her up]

You look like you've been having a hard day. Tell Grantaire all about it.

[petitegamin]

'ullo Grantaire! [She says nothing about the scooping up, but only Grantaire gets away with it.] Been arguin' wiv the mun, ain't I?

[i_am_wild]

How's that working out for you? I find the process to be tiresome and largely ineffective. Sisyphus has an easier time pushing his boulder up a hill for all eternity.

Have you eaten? Come join me and keep me company.

[petitegamin]

Well, she's not listenin' so I don't think it's gonna work. [She's not happy about that]

[And yeah, that might be her stomach grumbling a little] Suppose I could keep ya company.