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Musichetta
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| Name: | Musichetta |
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| Fandom: | Les Misérables |
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Musichetta is a minor character in Les Misérables, mentioned only in passing as Joly's (and to some extent, Bossuet's) mistress.
Fandom
Although Musichetta has only a passing mention in the book, segments of the fandom took great interest in the character, inventing a personality, and backstory beyond her connection to Les Amis. In 2022 there were over two thousand works under the Musichetta character tag on ao3, which fans pointed out was more than four times as many as Fantine, a character with much greater presence in the original book.[1]
(Two other female characters to receive similar fandom invetion are Floréal and Louison, though the latter two do not have nearly as many works on AO3.)
Relationships
Fanon
- Musichetta is often a barista in Modern AU works and often works at the Café Musain.
- Musichetta is often depicted as woman of color. In Modern AUs, she is often depicted as black, while it tends to differ more in Canon Era works.
- Musichetta as a "hard femme feminist icon" [1]
Example Fanworks
Canon Era
- Your Wildly Devoted Joly (and also Legle de Meaux) by tritonvert. And where do you stand in your entanglement with Monsieur Joly? 1827 ticks over to 1828, everyone is very young, and it is entirely a story about relationships. (2013)
Modern Era
Other Eras
Archives & Fannish Links
- Musichetta tag on AO3
References
- ^ Jump up to: a b my favorite vintage les mis fandom thing was when everyone latched onto this one girl in the brick..., Archived version. Tumblr post by reyohnaka, with followup comments by vitamind20 and seagreeneyes. Posted 28 December 2020. Accessed 23 June 2020.