ORCHESTRA Conductor - David Andrews Rogers Associate Conductor - Lawrence Green Violins - Vladimir Pollmitidi, Cindy Moussas Viola - Diane Gilbert Cello - Chris Ermacoff Flute/Piccolo - Patty Kaufman Clarinet/Alto Sax - Sal Lozano Oboe/English Horn - Jonathan Davis French Horns - Marilyn Johnson, Brad Kintschner Trumpets - Stuart Blumberg, Robert O'Donnell Bass Trombone - Kevin Porter Percussion - Cliff Hulling Drums - John Spooner Bass - David Stone Guitar - Chuck Pierce Keyboards - Michael Gribben, Craig Casper, Lawrence Green, Nick H. Venden
What's up with all the comments saying that Eponine is evil or a villain, lol? 😂 She's just a girl who fell in love with a guy who doesn't see her that way. Born into poverty and with criminal dad, obviously she's not a saint, but a villain? That's hilarious.
In the book she has the ‘if I can’t have him no one can’ mentality and tries to have him killed on the barricade before she regrets it and dies herself. So she’s a bit of both
The person who made this video is named Myra. She loved Sutton, so that's why it focuses on her a lot. She also did a lot of Rent videos. She was fearless with her camera (I was with her when we/she did a San Francisco tour video.
It's also great that at 45:42 we hear Little Cosette sing the second stanza of Castle On A Cloud that starts with "There is a room that's full of toys....". That second stanza is often skipped and immediately starts with the third stanza "There is a lady all in white..."
0:05 Prologue/Work Song 4:07 On Parole 7:24 The Bishop 10:38 Valjean's Soliloquy/What Have I Done? 13:45 At the End of the Day 19:10 I Dreamed a Dream 23:29 Lovely Ladies 27:42 Fantine's Arrest 31:56 The Runaway Cart 35:48 Who Am I? 38:41 Fantine's Death/Come to Me 42:19 The Confrontation 44:35 Castle on a Cloud 48:23 Master of the House 54:49 Well Scene 56:11 The Bargain/Waltz of Treachery 1:01:16 Look Down 1:04:23 The Robbery/Javert's Intervention 1:09:07 Stars 1:12:57 Eponine's Errand 1:14:29 The ABC Cafe/Red and Black 1:20:43 Do You Hear the People Sing? 1:22:39 In My Life 1:27:14 A Heart Full of Love 1:29:49 The Attack on Rue Plumet 1:33:39 One Day More 1:37:17 Building the Barricade/Upon These Stones 1:41:13 On My Own 1:45:30 At the Barricade/Upon These Stones 1:47:51 Javert's Arrival/Little People 1:50:10 A Little Fall of Rain 1:53:51 Night of Anguish 1:55:13 First Attack 1:59:47 Drink with Me 2:02:18 Bring Him Home 2:06:06 Dawn of Anguish 2:07:36 Second Attack/Death of Gavroche 2:09:59 Final Battle 2:11:58 The Sewers/Dog Eats Dog 2:19:27 Javert's Suicide 2:23:04 Turning 2:25:18 Empty Chairs at Empty Tables 2:28:11 Every Day 2:30:09 Valjean's Confession 2:33:14 Wedding Chorale/Beggars at the Feast 2:39:12 Epilogue/Finale
I saw this cast! I remember being so incredibly impressed by Sutton - she was the perfect Eponine, you could hear a pin drop during her "On My Own". She has true star quality, it didn't surprise me when she swept Broadway just a few years later.
Wow, this gives me goosebumps. I saw this exact run at Ahmanson theatre and it was the show introduced me to the musical theatre. I watched it 6 times afterwards, and remains my favorite show.
I saw it a few dozen times around the world before they got rid of the turntable, and this was one of most impressive casts I saw in those years. I'm so glad to be able to share it.
i love that you can spot Sutton Foster, Aymee Garcia, and Regan Thiel in the early scenes. Aymee is the Bishop's sister, for example, and if i'm not mistaken the camera zooms in on Sutton during lovely ladies for the last verse
What a terrific production of Les Miz! It was great seeing a young Sutton Foster, but did you notice that whenever she was on stage (even when she wasn't the central character at the time), the videographer zoomed in and remained on her? Maybe her mother shot the video! Whatever, this is a true gem!
I saw this production. December 31, 1999. I wanted to rewind that 2 seconds over and over and knew this was a magical person. She is the first modern screlt I ever heard. Between her and Linda Eder it was a shaping of a new type of singer.
I have many, many versions in my collection but I agree that the 10th anniversary was the very best of the very best. Everyone should make an effort to listen to it if they can.
I actually saw this production with most of this cast a couple months earlier in Salt Lake City. I was shocked when I looked at the program years later and realized Sutton Foster had been in it. Aside from seeing it on Broadway in 2014, this is probably my favorite version that I’ve seen, and was the last time I saw it live with the revolving stage.
You literally saw a Broadway legend when she just a duckling before becoming a swan 2 years later in thoroughly modern millie (if that's putting it correctly.).
8:43 - Plan B FLIGHT if a Valjean doesn't want to belt it. Always my favorite when a Vailjean belts it out..... 'Took My FLIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT"!!
This was a wonderful production! For me, the performance of the Bishop brings to life the real character upon which he is based. Sutton Foster is, perhaps, the best representation of Eponine there has been! The way she bit most of her words and only occasionally sang sweetly - you could hear the life of the character pouring forth just as Hugo wrote her! Miss Foster's acting and her appearance were increcible - such subtlety, sadness, devotion, emotion, and love - she was Eponine come to life! Finally, the kiss was perfect! Lea Salonga and Samantha Banks sang like angels (Miss Banks was a soft and tender version of Eponine on stage and the movie), but Sutton Foster - she _was_ Eponine! It is my good fortune to have seen this! Very many thanks for making it available! ~JL, PhD
I'm surprised they didn't play the Pantages. I remember seeing "Phantom" for the first time at the Ahmanson and thinking the interior felt a bit to modern for "Phantom" it was a stark contrast to the Curran where "Phantom" had moved to and "Les Miserables played it's first SF engagement and a few afterwards. (the 25th anniversary production is playing the Orpheum as I type this)
This is brilliant, my mum/dad saw this with the original cast: Colm Wilkinson, Michael Ball, Frances Ruffelle etc.... + still have the London Cast Recording in 1985 + was one of the first CDs they ever bought. Also still have some VHS/Betamax footage of when they were all on TV like on: The news, Wogan, Des O'Connor, Olivier Awards, BPI/Brit Awards, and when they were on radio etc
Wow, I'm jealous of you getting to see such early days of the show! Out of curiosity do you remember anything in particular that was done differently back then?
Everyone else is great, but somehow I find that british Mr Thenardiers are funnier. Look at Alun (don't remember his last name) in the 10th anniversary concert
do you think that Julianna Grace LeBlanc would make a great Eponine Thenardier and Jayden Bartels will make a great Cosette if they bring Les Misérables back for a remake
Thank you so much for sharing this! I need to ask, does this come from a lower gen/master copy of the digital recording? The reason I ask is because this exact video has existed for years in trading circles as a very high gen copy, clearly from a VHS tape that had been copied many times. As such the quality of the video, which you never would have known was digital based off of the previously existing copy, is significantly lowered. So a lower gen copy has been highly sought after for many years, and you seem to have such a copy based off this upload. Would you be willing to, over email perhaps, share the original files of the copy you own, perhaps trading for it? So the video can be seen the way it was meant to and finally replace the low quality version we've had circulating for years. If not, I totally understand. Thank you so much again for sharing this upload of this amazing video with this brilliant cast!
Hi, Brady! The video was filmed by a friend who gave me a first-gen VHS copy of their digital video at the time (in 2000). I transferred that version from VHS to PC years ago. The original audio from their digital master tape was extremely poor. BUT they had borrowed my minidisc recorder and used it to capture the audio from that same performance separately to MD using binaural mics near the stage. I combined the two. That's what you hear in this video. It's *much* higher audio quality than the original digital tape and also has less crowd noise. As far as I'm aware, this version is the only one that has the digital video combined with the MD audio. Believe me, I want nothing more than to preserve these recordings in the highest possible quality! I'm planning to share more similar recordings here in the future. Thanks for the encouragement, seriously. I just want to make sure they're not sitting on some shelf somewhere degrading, or gathering dust.
@@bcputheatre Fantastic to hear back from you, thanks so much for taking the time to reply! And thanks for sharing more of the information behind this video recording, a lot of tapers from that era have sort of disappeared so its really interesting to learn a little bit about them. Would you be willing to share your original full quality file of this particular video? I'm a massive collector of Les Mis--I have a huge collection of audios and videos (somewhere above 1,000 total I believe haha...I'm very willing to share as well if you're ever interested in anything), thats the reason for my interest in the full quality file! Perhaps we could shift to discussing via email... You have gotten me VERY eager about what other Les Mis treasures you may have from around the show's "Golden Age" that may have fallen out of circulation! (I consider the show's "Golden Age" to have lasted until 2006 or so...essentially until the closing of the 3NT tour, I feel after this is when so many changes began occurring to the show in regards to casting, and obviously the new orchestrations...)
@@danielstewart6509 She's neither good nor bad. She's a product of her circumstances. She is jealous of Cosette, but loves Marius enough to put aside that jealously. I've always believed that she loves her father. He's not a good person, husband, or father; but from their interactions, he does care for her. Also, from her inner thoughts/monologue scene/reactions, she's trying to process how she feels. To come across her father, as Marius is there, as her solo goes, "He'll think this is an ambush, he'll think I'm in it too." She's trying to show that she'll be there for him, and show him that he needs her. For her life experiences, and her family, I would say hate is a strong word. Cosette is definitely a rival, but I don't think there ever was hate. "We were children together, now look what's become of me."
ORCHESTRA
Conductor - David Andrews Rogers
Associate Conductor - Lawrence Green
Violins - Vladimir Pollmitidi, Cindy Moussas
Viola - Diane Gilbert
Cello - Chris Ermacoff
Flute/Piccolo - Patty Kaufman
Clarinet/Alto Sax - Sal Lozano
Oboe/English Horn - Jonathan Davis
French Horns - Marilyn Johnson, Brad Kintschner
Trumpets - Stuart Blumberg, Robert O'Donnell
Bass Trombone - Kevin Porter
Percussion - Cliff Hulling
Drums - John Spooner
Bass - David Stone
Guitar - Chuck Pierce
Keyboards - Michael Gribben, Craig Casper, Lawrence Green, Nick H. Venden
What's up with all the comments saying that Eponine is evil or a villain, lol? 😂 She's just a girl who fell in love with a guy who doesn't see her that way. Born into poverty and with criminal dad, obviously she's not a saint, but a villain? That's hilarious.
In the book she has the ‘if I can’t have him no one can’ mentality and tries to have him killed on the barricade before she regrets it and dies herself. So she’s a bit of both
@@GraceHoldstheaces-q8n True! But none of that is a part of the musical, so... still weird how people bring it up here.
I'd like to thank the camera man who knows the show very well
The person who made this video is named Myra. She loved Sutton, so that's why it focuses on her a lot. She also did a lot of Rent videos. She was fearless with her camera (I was with her when we/she did a San Francisco tour video.
@@kevintweedieoh wow, that’s amazing that you have that connection!
It is good to see this musical in its entirety as most performances only show the shortened version.
I am in complete agreement with you on that. I hate when they edit. And I was delighted to see & hear more on Master of the House, etc...
I agree. Finally. A complete version.
Not only that, but more recent versions have been shortened. little People in act 2 is one of the unfortunate cuts. So glad to see the entire show!
It's also great that at 45:42 we hear Little Cosette sing the second stanza of Castle On A Cloud that starts with "There is a room that's full of toys....". That second stanza is often skipped and immediately starts with the third stanza "There is a lady all in white..."
0:05 Prologue/Work Song
4:07 On Parole
7:24 The Bishop
10:38 Valjean's Soliloquy/What Have I Done?
13:45 At the End of the Day
19:10 I Dreamed a Dream
23:29 Lovely Ladies
27:42 Fantine's Arrest
31:56 The Runaway Cart
35:48 Who Am I?
38:41 Fantine's Death/Come to Me
42:19 The Confrontation
44:35 Castle on a Cloud
48:23 Master of the House
54:49 Well Scene
56:11 The Bargain/Waltz of Treachery
1:01:16 Look Down
1:04:23 The Robbery/Javert's Intervention
1:09:07 Stars
1:12:57 Eponine's Errand
1:14:29 The ABC Cafe/Red and Black
1:20:43 Do You Hear the People Sing?
1:22:39 In My Life
1:27:14 A Heart Full of Love
1:29:49 The Attack on Rue Plumet
1:33:39 One Day More
1:37:17 Building the Barricade/Upon These Stones
1:41:13 On My Own
1:45:30 At the Barricade/Upon These Stones
1:47:51 Javert's Arrival/Little People
1:50:10 A Little Fall of Rain
1:53:51 Night of Anguish
1:55:13 First Attack
1:59:47 Drink with Me
2:02:18 Bring Him Home
2:06:06 Dawn of Anguish
2:07:36 Second Attack/Death of Gavroche
2:09:59 Final Battle
2:11:58 The Sewers/Dog Eats Dog
2:19:27 Javert's Suicide
2:23:04 Turning
2:25:18 Empty Chairs at Empty Tables
2:28:11 Every Day
2:30:09 Valjean's Confession
2:33:14 Wedding Chorale/Beggars at the Feast
2:39:12 Epilogue/Finale
God bless you
You’re the best! Thanks for adding this.
OMG WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT JAVERT HE WAS AMAZING???
I saw this cast! I remember being so incredibly impressed by Sutton - she was the perfect Eponine, you could hear a pin drop during her "On My Own". She has true star quality, it didn't surprise me when she swept Broadway just a few years later.
Wow, this gives me goosebumps. I saw this exact run at Ahmanson theatre and it was the show introduced me to the musical theatre. I watched it 6 times afterwards, and remains my favorite show.
This recording is outstanding! Fine work, whoever you are. Ivan’s probably my favorite Valjean. Thanks for sharing 😊
Outstanding production! The first I’ve seen it before they took out the turntable. Everyone did a great job! Thank you again!
I saw it a few dozen times around the world before they got rid of the turntable, and this was one of most impressive casts I saw in those years. I'm so glad to be able to share it.
@@bcputheatre Thank you very much!! This one is a keeper for sure!
@@bcputheatre Ooh, which locations/when did you see it?
@@caleb1413 Mostly in the 90s at different theaters across the US and Canada, and a few times in London.
@@bcputheatre Ooh neat! Any particular casts that stood out to you (aside from this one of course)?
Joan Almadilla is fantastic, one of the best IDAD I’ve ever heard. ❤
Thank you for this. I've been looking for this whole show Sutton as Eponine for the longest time.
Valjean is incredible! Great voice!
i love that you can spot Sutton Foster, Aymee Garcia, and Regan Thiel in the early scenes. Aymee is the Bishop's sister, for example, and if i'm not mistaken the camera zooms in on Sutton during lovely ladies for the last verse
sorry but who are they? were they from the og cast?
What a terrific production of Les Miz! It was great seeing a young Sutton Foster, but did you notice that whenever she was on stage (even when she wasn't the central character at the time), the videographer zoomed in and remained on her? Maybe her mother shot the video! Whatever, this is a true gem!
The person who shot it was a big fan of Sutton Foster and knew that this would be one of her final performances in the show.
@@bcputheatre Ah, the riddle solved! Thanks for posting this. It certainly adds to the legacy of the show and to hers, too.
I saw this production. December 31, 1999. I wanted to rewind that 2 seconds over and over and knew this was a magical person. She is the first modern screlt I ever heard. Between her and Linda Eder it was a shaping of a new type of singer.
What is a screlt?@@jenniferwalker8788
Thank you for posting! Les Mis is my all time fave musical, and I love it all, but especially Jean Valjean's song at 56:35.
It's such a beautiful song. Transcends the show, really.
Hard to beat the 10th Anniversary Special for the best singing!!!
That's very true.
in one way it *DOES* you *DON'T* hear 2:32:53-2:33:13 in *ANY* concert version.
I have many, many versions in my collection but I agree that the 10th anniversary was the very best of the very best. Everyone should make an effort to listen to it if they can.
I actually saw this production with most of this cast a couple months earlier in Salt Lake City. I was shocked when I looked at the program years later and realized Sutton Foster had been in it. Aside from seeing it on Broadway in 2014, this is probably my favorite version that I’ve seen, and was the last time I saw it live with the revolving stage.
You literally saw a Broadway legend when she just a duckling before becoming a swan 2 years later in thoroughly modern millie (if that's putting it correctly.).
So??
One of the best I have seen and I have seen a few! Really enjoyed it from the beginning to the end. An excellent cast.
Id never heard of Joan Amedilla but WOW
Saw it in Polish, was 3.20h long, best time of my life. Now the goal is to see it in English.
8:43 - Plan B FLIGHT if a Valjean doesn't want to belt it. Always my favorite when a Vailjean belts it out.....
'Took My FLIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT"!!
Thank you. ❤
OMG! Joan Amadilla as Fantine!!!
Wooh sutten foster as epone wow
Sutton Foster is amazing Eponine as the Villain daughter of the innkeepers
Marius and Cosette are both Look like The Prince and The Princess
Enjolras looks so done with Marius- also, when the vuy who plays Grantaire literally climbs Marius: best moment, hilarious
Timestamp?
This was a wonderful production! For me, the performance of the Bishop brings to life the real character upon which he is based.
Sutton Foster is, perhaps, the best representation of Eponine there has been! The way she bit most of her words and only occasionally sang sweetly - you could hear the life of the character pouring forth just as Hugo wrote her! Miss Foster's acting and her appearance were increcible - such subtlety, sadness, devotion, emotion, and love - she was Eponine come to life! Finally, the kiss was perfect! Lea Salonga and Samantha Banks sang like angels (Miss Banks was a soft and tender version of Eponine on stage and the movie), but Sutton Foster - she _was_ Eponine!
It is my good fortune to have seen this! Very many thanks for making it available!
~JL, PhD
I'm happy to be able to share. I don't believe I've ever seen a better actor in the role than Sutton Foster.
Wow this one is so beautiful
I'm surprised they didn't play the Pantages. I remember seeing "Phantom" for the first time at the Ahmanson and thinking the interior felt a bit to modern for "Phantom" it was a stark contrast to the Curran where "Phantom" had moved to and "Les Miserables played it's first SF engagement and a few afterwards. (the 25th anniversary production is playing the Orpheum as I type this)
Thank u!!!
Thank you. 👏👏👏
Oh my heart when young cosette starts singing TAT
I don’t think I have ever seen another production where Eponine steals a kiss at the end of A Little Fall of Rain.
Soooo goood, thx
L une des meilleures arraitation de fantine
This is brilliant, my mum/dad saw this with the original cast: Colm Wilkinson, Michael Ball, Frances Ruffelle etc....
+ still have the London Cast Recording in 1985 + was one of the first CDs they ever bought. Also still have some VHS/Betamax footage of when they were all on TV like on: The news, Wogan, Des O'Connor, Olivier Awards, BPI/Brit Awards, and when they were on radio etc
Wow, I'm jealous of you getting to see such early days of the show! Out of curiosity do you remember anything in particular that was done differently back then?
No one will ever beat the original 1985 London cast. No one!
ABC/Red and Black and do you hear the people sing it was heroic
Good and evil
Valjean felt betrayed his life and for Eponine and Fantane in the finale
Valjean betrayal is really of finale
That means Valjean and Fantine and Eponine are the Villains
😱😱😱
That kid who’s Gavroche sounded so bored and looked pissed 😂
I mean that's the attitude you gotta have in these streets
Ivan Rutherford is a fantastic Valjean
Sutton Foster im only here and im from uk,
"PreTEEEEEEEENding..." Chills
not quite FULL show, but close to it. The instrumental at the end of "Who Am I' cuts off abruptly.
Thank you very much. Could you please name the cast ?
Thank you for posting this! Does anyone know who wrote the songs?
the music is by Claude-Michel Schönberg, and the english version lyrics are by Herbert Kretzmer.
Excelente presentación pero la cámara y grabación pésimo.
I was fortunate enough to catch one of Sutton’s last shows before Diana Kaarina and Dina Morishita (?) took over 😊
Everyone else is great, but somehow I find that british Mr Thenardiers are funnier. Look at Alun (don't remember his last name) in the 10th anniversary concert
I just saw the trailer in Les Miserables 2012 movie
to put the horror version of Cosette
Cosette is the beloved character of Les Miserables
and the horror film of Cosette
she became the social killer in that film
That gives me the creeps
what made Eponine switch sides from Evil to Good
She was never evil
Eponine actually was evil in finale with Valjean and Fantine
Eponine made be the Villain that was in of finale
Eponine is definitely the Villain because she’s jealous of Cosette
Eponine is definitely evil
She is truly the innkeeper daughter
Who is the Javert?
I know that's Ivan Rutherford as JVJ
Javert is Stephen Bishop
Eponine is definitely both good and evil
Eponine protect Valjean house from her evil innkeeper father
Marius brought Cosette to meet Eponine as sister rival
Eponine is definitely evil for jealousy with the farewell Latter to Valjean
1:41:20 on my own
why is M. Thenardier so obsessed with robbing Valjean and Cosette - and cast Eponine aside like she is nothing
Eponine is both good and evil she has feelings for Marius and jealousy of Cosette
Marius chose Cosette as his true love
Eponine got jealous of both Marius and Cosette
Marius sent farewell Letter to Eponine and send her away
Eponine felt betrayed herself and sings on my own
do you think that Julianna Grace LeBlanc would make a great Eponine Thenardier and Jayden Bartels will make a great Cosette if they bring Les Misérables back for a remake
Thank you so much for sharing this! I need to ask, does this come from a lower gen/master copy of the digital recording? The reason I ask is because this exact video has existed for years in trading circles as a very high gen copy, clearly from a VHS tape that had been copied many times. As such the quality of the video, which you never would have known was digital based off of the previously existing copy, is significantly lowered. So a lower gen copy has been highly sought after for many years, and you seem to have such a copy based off this upload.
Would you be willing to, over email perhaps, share the original files of the copy you own, perhaps trading for it? So the video can be seen the way it was meant to and finally replace the low quality version we've had circulating for years.
If not, I totally understand. Thank you so much again for sharing this upload of this amazing video with this brilliant cast!
Hi, Brady! The video was filmed by a friend who gave me a first-gen VHS copy of their digital video at the time (in 2000). I transferred that version from VHS to PC years ago.
The original audio from their digital master tape was extremely poor. BUT they had borrowed my minidisc recorder and used it to capture the audio from that same performance separately to MD using binaural mics near the stage. I combined the two. That's what you hear in this video. It's *much* higher audio quality than the original digital tape and also has less crowd noise. As far as I'm aware, this version is the only one that has the digital video combined with the MD audio.
Believe me, I want nothing more than to preserve these recordings in the highest possible quality! I'm planning to share more similar recordings here in the future. Thanks for the encouragement, seriously. I just want to make sure they're not sitting on some shelf somewhere degrading, or gathering dust.
@@bcputheatre Fantastic to hear back from you, thanks so much for taking the time to reply!
And thanks for sharing more of the information behind this video recording, a lot of tapers from that era have sort of disappeared so its really interesting to learn a little bit about them.
Would you be willing to share your original full quality file of this particular video? I'm a massive collector of Les Mis--I have a huge collection of audios and videos (somewhere above 1,000 total I believe haha...I'm very willing to share as well if you're ever interested in anything), thats the reason for my interest in the full quality file! Perhaps we could shift to discussing via email...
You have gotten me VERY eager about what other Les Mis treasures you may have from around the show's "Golden Age" that may have fallen out of circulation! (I consider the show's "Golden Age" to have lasted until 2006 or so...essentially until the closing of the 3NT tour, I feel after this is when so many changes began occurring to the show in regards to casting, and obviously the new orchestrations...)
@@bradylove9825 I'm sorry, but I don't really do trading! I sympathize as a collector, though. I will definitely share as much as possible here.
is Eponine Good or evil
Yes
@@bcputheatre does she hate her father and how come she decided to stop her father from robbing Valjean and Cosette and i thought she hated Cosette
@@danielstewart6509 She's neither good nor bad. She's a product of her circumstances. She is jealous of Cosette, but loves Marius enough to put aside that jealously. I've always believed that she loves her father. He's not a good person, husband, or father; but from their interactions, he does care for her. Also, from her inner thoughts/monologue scene/reactions, she's trying to process how she feels. To come across her father, as Marius is there, as her solo goes, "He'll think this is an ambush, he'll think I'm in it too." She's trying to show that she'll be there for him, and show him that he needs her. For her life experiences, and her family, I would say hate is a strong word. Cosette is definitely a rival, but I don't think there ever was hate. "We were children together, now look what's become of me."
Eponine is definitely the Villain she is got jealous with Cosette and her life
I chose both Eponine is definitely good and evil just like Cassandra betrayal from Tangled series
14:23
Enjorals is definitely look like Donald Trump
to rally the hero’s of Revolution
That was iconic
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