Encouraging Relaxation -- Grantaire attempts to lead Marius astray.

Oatmeal and Civil War -- A discussion over breakfast with Dessa's Justin.

Close Encounters -- Prouvaire, Eponine, and Mme. Thenardier.

Two Rebels and a Gamine -- Grantaire trips over a little girl. Enjolras complains.

Ragamuffin and Reprobate -- More with Maquis and Grantaire.

Chicken Soup for the Revolutionary Soul -- Enjolras gets sick. It makes him more pleasant to everyone, even Grantaire.

A Special Providence -- Fencing off the Rue de la Chanvrerie is fun. It's a recurring theme.

Agent 00R -- Grantaire, double agent? Javert hopes so.

Grandfather of a dolt -- M. Gillenormand wreaks havoc. Yet another treatment of June 5th, 1832.

Friends and Relations -- More M. G. Different context.

Whining -- A short discussion between Enjolras and Javert for no apparent reason.

Talk, talk, talk -- Enjolras talks at Grantaire.

The treacherous hypochondriac -- Does my tongue look funny to you?

Stories related, more or less, to Christian Caron:

Homecoming -- Enjolras takes a break from Parisian life. It's sort of a prequel to Christian Caron, but not really.

While strolling through the park one day -- Valjean meets a pleasant young man named Combeferre. Snippet of a scene. This might happen in between part of the Christian story, or it may happen before it.

The Belle of Le Musain -- Enjolras is not the only person with siblings.

You're not needed in this -- Azelma, Eponine, and Montparnasse.

Revenge of the Babysat (the prequel) -- Jean Valjean's mother has a chore for him.

Fish -- This is not a happy story, nor is it particularly Les Miserables related.

Chaos in the Rue Plumet -- it belongs on the Silly page, but it's the sequel to this, so here it is. Ta-da.