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Published: 2007-12-20 21:08:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 8705; Favourites: 195; Downloads: 910
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Das Bildchen habe ich im Lateinunterricht gezeichnet.Es zeigt Eponine aus Hugos Roman "Die Elenden", die ihr Leben opfert, um ihre Liebe Marius zu retten.
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es ist wirklich gut!!! Β wie kann man so gut zeichnen?!? Β in Lateinunterricht 
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Dont cry! Whatever you do, don't cry!!!! OMGGGGG Sooooo sadd!!!! Noooo! Keep up the good work though
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Dont cry....Dont cry....Dont cry....Dont cry....Dont cry....Dont cry.......................*SOB*
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Beautiful, perfect and heartbreaking.
I'm pretty much speechless right now.
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Thanks. Have you seen the new movie?
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Twice. 
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You're lucky. It'll be tree more weeks till we can watch it in Germany.
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Poor you
It's worth every second of the wait.
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This is amazing! It's totally how I have always pictured it! Great work!
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This is AMAZING.
The expression, and the details, the clothes... you did it really well : )
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Fantastic expression, such a sad moment.
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it is great how you captured her surprised expression
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Very good except she was wearing boys clothes then.
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that's correct, mea magna culpa. ^^Β°
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ya sry but i am a spaz about details
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Very realistic, her expression and hand position are perfect.
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Oh this is brilliant, the shocked expression on her face is just right, great picture!
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I love this one, like, a lot. But isn't it a tad inaccurate? wasn't Eponine wearing boy's clothing?
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yes, she was.
first who recognized it ^^
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oh, stunning..... i should have noticed beforehand
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Wonderful. Is this meant to be from the book or the musical? Cos' I'm sure in the musical, she wears her coat at the barricade? anyway,I love the drawing... it's so sad when she dies ;(
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yes, she wears her coat in book and musical.
she also is shot in her chest, but i didn't think about it when i drew it ^.^
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woop. i havent read the book in years.
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in german "die agonie des todes nach der agonie des lebens" same.
hm thanx
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Say, I like this because it's an unusual; You don't often see drawings of Eponine's mortal wound actually being inflicted. But after all, in the English translation that chapter is titled "The agony of death after the agony of life."
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thank you.
yeah, her death is sad as rebcca's (from ivanhoe).
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In English she placed her hand over the gun barrel; the bullet passed thru her hand, into her chest, and out her back. That aside, this is very heart-wrenching and evocative. Good job.
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oh. first throu the hand.
and then... *read*
in my (german) translation it is "in den kΓΆrper durchbohrt und [ist] am rΓΌcken wieder rausgegangen"
so. first hand, then body, then back.
it could be that it's different in english?
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Wonderful - Thought the bullet passed through her shoulder is my only other comment.
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Hui, das gefΓ€llt mir..
traurig, und ihr absolut fassungsloser Gesichtsausdruck!
Insgesamt sehr dynamisch und stimmungsvoll. Bleistiftzeichungen liegen dir
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