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There is no such part in the play.
Rome and Juliet meets the French Revolution
Way to spoil the play for me before I got to watch it :(
LOL big ****** deal! it's a play!
There's no such part. While, in the movie, Éponine is shot on screen while trying to save Marius, in the (quite different on this point) stage version of the musical, she is shot offstage, then collapses after climbing over the barricade to tell Marius she has delivered his message to Cosette.
80, 114 - THANK YOU. So many people here seem to have seen the musical, I was wondering why none of them caught this. It segues from "Little People" right into her death : Only thing I can think is, maybe she got the role and then told her boyfriend about it, and he's only seen the movie so he assumed the soldier is in the stage production as well?
I think I know how this relationship is gonna end
Til' death do you... get broken up with. Be careful OP.
He should have been Marius. She's in love with Marius, but he spends the whole play ignoring her in love with Cosette. She dies halfway through and Marius marries Cosette. The Soldier who shoots her isn't even a part in the play. It's only in the movie. If he's really a talented performer, he'd be wasting his talent on a random part.
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I think he's trying to tell you something...
Les not be so Misérable about it. Maybe he thought it would be funny.