You Guys Saw Nothing Aha

Some other OCs (no drawings tho, sorry) (Also tw for mention of murder)

•Theodore Pellerin (1848-1924), Cosette's father, a solo pianist who also gave lessons to children from rich families. Was born to a working class family, earned his wealth from hard work. Also he's quite a wild lad on his youth XD

•Astoria Pellerin (nee Cardella) (1851-1924), Cosette's mother, a choir singer who was born to an aristocratic family from Italy. She moved to France with her godparents after the murder of her father (the murderer being her own mother). Because of the horrible things her mother did, she tried her best to be a better mother to her own children (and she succeeded). Met Theodore in 1874 and married him in 1876.

•Claude Pellerin (1877-1948), Cosette's older brother, a historian who loves to travel. He is the foster father of Charlotte Pellerin. He never got into a romantic relationship and is not interested about it.

•Joseph Guillaume (1850-1919), Louisette's father, an architect. Used to go to the same school with Astoria.

•Martha Guillaume (nee Bonnet) (1849-1925), Louisette's mother, an arts connoisseur. Went to the same university with Theo and is friends with him. Heaven knows how she kept up with his bs.

•Victoria Liddell (1911-1972), a singer who really idolized Cosette. She made some covers of her songs, and one of her covers ended up being more popular than Cosette's original song.(f in the chat for Cosette) (also this situation actually happened with the historical inspirations for Cosette and Vic)

Thanks for the tag friendo :D

I tag @rattopotato , @matwine and anyone who wants to do this.. no pressure tho :3

One of my friends shared this picrew and I just had to do it.

Tag a few friends who you want to see do this picrew too.

It's too damn cute.

Imma tag @ttuesday @daily-escuella @dweebpheles @kitty-the-outlaw and anyone who wants to do it. (no pressure)

Hello, my dear followers. Today, I offer you a drawing of Lui. Tomorrow? Who knows..

Sorry for being inactive, anyway here's some lovers from the regency era :>

(their clothes are probably not very historically accurate, but eh)

(Background textures are from ibis paint)

Early 19th century lady :3

Happy belated birthday, Nico!

OC [ Original Character ]

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Name: Louisette Guillaume

Age: 36

Era: 1920s [1922]

Louisette Guillaume is a novelist and Cosette’s best friend (and later, her lover) since they met at a dinner party.

"if you want we could take a break and then you could tell me abt it again" and let him ask you out?? No way

He had enraptured me. I view our relationship as something in between friends and lovers. I do not know how he feels. I do not know whether I genuinely have let go of my feelings or if I still hold onto it. He told me about his crush. I felt a tinge of envy. I wish I was more boyish. More attractive. So that if I'll ask him out he'd say yes. I wish I had never spoken to him at all.

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A Museum Date, Part 1

(Author's note: there's a slight mention of period typical homophobia on the 8th paragraph)

Today, me and Tori are going on a museum date. We both wore our favourite outfits. We arrived at 11 am.

"Hey, what if we check that new section over there, Al?" Tori pointed to an exhibit with a sign that says "Violet Wreaths and Green Carnations".

"Sounds good." She held my hand and led me. Turns out, the new exhibit is about same-sex relationships in history.

There were lots of photographs, paintings, written records, you know, things you'll see at most museum exhibits.

"Allie, there's the original draft of that play you were talking about that day !"

"Really? Let's see it, then!"

We looked at the said script, carefully displayed inside a glass box. There's a sign beneath it.

«This is the original script of the play "The Knight And The Elven Bard" by Claus Chasterell. The Rosenhart Theatre refused to perform this version of the script because of its "depiction of unacceptable behavior"(this play depicted romance between two men), saying that it would ruin the public's impression of both Chasterell and the theatre itself. Chasterell then revised it, changing the terms of endearment Alois (the knight) and Albion (the bard) used to refer each other with to platonic terms such as friend, dear companion, etc. He also changed the kiss scene in the epilogue to a warm embrace. But even with the changes, the playwright's true intentions are still recognizable.»

Then, right beside the script was a letter. The sign beneath it said:

«This letter was found by Claudia Izabel Carper on her sixth great-granduncle's house, on the main bedchamber, to be exact. The identity of the sender is unknown, as he (the sender stated he was a man, although not explicitly) used an alias, Victor. But, the handwriting seemed quite similar to the handwriting of the famous poet Claus Chasterell. The recipient is only addressed as "My Beloved", but because of the location this letter was found on, it's safe to say that the recipient was Ms.Carper's sixth great-granduncle.»

"Wait, so your sixth great-grandfather...," Tori whispered. "He liked men too?" We both said in union.

After a long silence, I shrugged. "Well, maybe he does, but, I think it's better to do more research after this date is over, don't you think so, babe?"

Tori nods. "Yeah, I guess so, sweetie."

(A/N: I'll try to finish the second part as soon as possible)