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I am such a nerd-I think Enjy lost his real mum at an early age and so went on to identify with France as a whole as like his mother...since he proudly tells Marius after a debate, "Citizen, my mother is the Republic.) This probably would have caused him to leave his rich family in southern France to go to Paris and become the firebrand we know him as. Apparently there wasn't as much bad blood between him and his family (unlike Marius and his Grandpa) since he doesn't seem as poor as Marius and can afford shiny xylophone vests. *shot*
-(The sad headcanon warning) France killed him. [link]
She loved him too, but she didn't want a staunch, madly idealistic person like him to turn into someone like Robespierre if the revolution succeeded, and if it failed, it would do him no good to live and become one of those senile veterans who are seemingly stuck in the ideal world inside their heads....so it was better in a way for him to die like he was, dramatic and brutal and beautiful, just like a Delacroix painting or Greek sculpture, and in dying he immortalized himself to his executors as "Apollo" and (accordiing to Hugo) the image stayed with them for years
because he was just that prettylongpostsorry.notsorry. Anyway, those are two of my main headcanons, besides some silly minor ones. XD Hope you enjoyed. Tell me some of yours!
Okay, where I SHOULD start.. xd
In my mind Enjolras refered to one girl as `Patria`. It wasn't her name, though, she was Flo (or something like this xd) and she was the only woman he ever loved. He met her one day in the marketplace. She was a rich girl, with rich parents and rich house, but she was kind and helped poor people. Enjolras didn't seem to realise that she was a woman... in his mind she was France, just from the moment he met her. She was the personification of his country and he didn't think about her like a man thinks about woman. That's why all his friends said that he hadn't got any lover. She didn't mind being `his own France`, but soon it became too hard for her and she tried to tell him so, but one day when she came to the barricade and saw him confident and all about what he was going to do, she didn't want him to suffer and she stayed that way. That was until she built another barricade with other people and Enjolras found out. He made two of his friends go to her barricade and tell her he was dead, just to save her. They told her so, and she believed. They also told her that she and other people who were fighting should leave the barricade. She stayed there, and fought until the end. And then all barricades fell except of Enjolras' one (we know his barricade was the only one left in the end).
And then Hugo's story appears again
I also had another head-story, that's a bit of a crossover since in Hetalia there's a comic in which France (the personification, who is male), after the execution of Jeanne d'Arc, wishes how she could be born again to live a peaceful life in another time, and centuries later runs into a modern girl who looks just like her living happily and gets all emotional about it... I think the genderbent version of that one would be of France and Enjolras (who isn't technically a historical figure but who cares.) It would be cool to see how she would react, seeing a modern reincarnation of him and the rest of the Amis, living happily and all hanging out together just as if nothing had happened...
As for Grantaire, I agree with you. Grantaire admired and cared for Enjolras, that goes without saying. I could have those feelings for one of my best friends of the opposite gender, but that doesn't mean I am in love with them. Les Amis had to be close to eachother. Look at their reactions to the death of Jean Prouvaire. They are all shocked by his passing not only because he was the first (and the ruthlessness of the National Guard) but because they had lost a dear friend in the process.