[ SECRET POST #2241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2241 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's the inner 10th anniversary fangirl in me talking, but I hated that Norm Lewis sang Javert's Suicide while smiling? He's supposed to be coming to the realization that he's the bad guy, I cannot understand why he looks like he's so triumphant, when imo, the song is pure despair. I liked Phil Quast's rendition a lot better, though I loved Norm's voice too.

[(Anonymous)]

... It was full of despair. That's why he's smiling. His Suicide was Javert struggling with hysteria and empty defiance, before crumpling. The suicide itself has a touch of triumph because it's the one option he has that satisfies both morality and honour, so in a way it's the one option that lets him keep something of himself. Just a touch of triumph, in the midst of despair.

I love Quast's version too, but they were two very different Javerts. Quast's Javert had a much slower-dawning realisation over the course of the song, and he didn't fight it. Lewis', on the other hand, fought the realisation tooth and nail, until he couldn't anymore. Just a difference of approach, is all. Both fit the character.