'Ow d'you do, my name's Gavroche!

[gavroche]

Hey everyone!
So I really need to become more active (in spite of all the assignments piling up... @___@;; ) And I know I've talked to some people about plotting with Gavvy, but my poor addled mind can't keep everyone straight. XD; So if you want to have a plot with Gavvy, let me know! I think it'd be a good idea for him to meet Ponyboy since Gav is getting to know Cherry well, and he also needs to run into James Moriarty Edwards since he might be giving him a somewhat steady income. Also, any Les Mis-ers, including Éponine and Javert would be great too. But I'm always open for any and all plots! French people are also appreciated. XD

[eastsidesunset]

Yeah, Pony and Gavvy should definitely meet. I think Pony would really feel sorry for him- But of course, he knows as well as anyone that no one likes pity so he wouldn't make it obvious. X3

Hmmmm. Now the question is... where and how? What do you think?

[gavroche]

Sorry I didn't see this until now! DX School has been keeping me away, but we all know that school sucks. :/

Gavvy and pity don't really mix, but I'm sure Pony would be ultra sneaky. XP I feel like Gav could conceivably be wandering around the streets/lower class zones and run into Pony - maybe Pony could recognize Cherry's coat that the boy's now wearing and strike up a conversation?

[IRENE ADLER]

Hmmm Louis is a bum I dont know if fellow frenchmen could actually set up a revolution.. ?

[gavroche]

Ooh, I hope so! xD

[IRENE ADLER]

Splendid.. Sets a date for Louis..

[eastsidesunset]

Oops, my turn to say sorry for not noticing this. >> Anyway, I like the coat idea, but I don't think Pony would recognise it as being Cherry's that easily, unless something else triggers him to notice the boy. Maybe... he sees Gav shoplift a loaf of bread or something? Or maybe Gavvie gets in trouble with the cops somehow and Pony pretends to be his older brother to get him out. A really similar situation happened with Pony and Roger (from RENT) and I think he'd want to, you know, pass the favour on.