To the Will of the People: A Les Misérables Audio Drama (OLD #1)
Gwenith Knight for Courfeyrac
Courfeyrac is the beating heart of the Les Amis de l'ABC, providing it warmth, youthfulness, and love. He rears against the privilege thrust towards him by his parents and wishes to see a place in society made up of his own blood, sweat, and tears. That does not distract him from the vices of life, such as spirits, food, and women. He shares in the companionship of fellow troublemakers like Bahorel and Jehan but is devoted to the mission of Enjolras and Combeferre, his true family.
(playfully)
I will not risk offending your intelligence by feigning modesty, nor will I bore you by lingering on the magnitude of my presence. Where is Apollo? Has my absence left me forsaken in the eyes of our immortal fellow?
(with hints of shame)
They offered me one of the cotton plantations. They told me I could live in a mansion. I would have had anything I desired. I would have been comfortable. I would have had chefs to cook for me and maids to clean for me.
(drunk)
Look, ‘Ferre! Enjolras did his own soul-feeding while he was away! Ah, his friend looks inviting! In fact, Monsieur, you look like a character straight from one of the classics!
