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Enjolras; ([personal profile] idealisme) wrote in [community profile] tushanshu2013-02-08 12:14 pm

001; video

[Enjolras sits at attention, back straight at possible, in front of the computer. He has the look of someone who hasn't been sleeping well, but his eyes are bright and attentive all the same. In the background his two friends are visible.]

My name in Enjolras. I was a French Citizen, killed on the morning of June the 6th, 1832 while taking part in a revolution to overthrow the corrupt July Monarchy. It is after this that I found myself here two days ago. You may already have met my friends Combeferre and Prouvaire. I wish to thank those of you I have already met, and who have offered my companions and I aid.

[He nods his head in quick thanks. There is clearly something else on his mind he thinks more important than either introductions or thanks.]

It is regarding my other companions that I ask you for your aid today, as we are uncertain whether they are amongst us here on Tu Vishan or not.

They would be dressed in a similar fashion to my friends and I, and undoubtedly all have arrived in an injured fashion. They go by the names of: Courfeyrac, Feuilly, Joly, Bahorel, Lesgles - though he may prefer Bossuet - and Marius. [A slight pause.] Grantiare also.

I might also ask if anyone has information regarding the political nature of this Empir- [There's a comment behind him, too quiet for the microphone to pick up. Enjolras turns to listen, then continues without finishing his previous thought.]

We are situated in the Wood sector, should you come across them at a later stage. Again, I thank you for your attention.
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[personal profile] sophos 2013-02-17 03:01 am (UTC)(link)
I wouldn't have replied if my attention was required elsewhere. Six months is a long time to learn. Admittedly, there's a lot that's still unknown, but I'm always willing to answer questions if I can.
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[personal profile] sophos 2013-02-22 08:46 pm (UTC)(link)
Nothing that the kedan seemed to have organized. A lot of the gangs flounce the Emperor's rule, but most of the average kedan seem compliant.

As for the foreigners, no, we don't really have a voice of our own unless we speak out to her ourselves. Someone tried to organize a committee a few months ago to be a political voice, but I don't think anything came of it.