Fantine "She was called little Fantine. Nobody knew anything more of her. Such was the manner in which this human being had come into life. At the age of ten, Fantine left the city and went to service among the farmers of the suburbs. At fifteen, she came to Paris, to "seek her fortune". Fantine was beautiful and remained pure as long as she could. She was a pretty blonde with fine teeth. She had gold and pearls for her dowry; but the gold was on her head and the pearls in her mouth. She worked to live; then, also to live, for the heart too has its hunger, she loved...."

Adrianna
La Blonde
The story of Fantine.

AidanSean
Fantine's Truth
Thoughts up to, but not including, getting kicked out of the factory.

Baladon, Marc and Montaņola, Roser
Letters
A brief correspondence.

Blue9Tiger
Faded Lace
Ode to Fantine.

Chantal
Fantine
A poem about, in fact, Fantine.

Enjolras, Nicole
The Scent of a Rose
Bitter Fantine.

Enjolras, Ponine
Angel
On Fantine.

Eppie
A Journey Worthwhile
What might have happened if Fantine had gone back for Cosette.

Fleur-de-lis
Fantine's Last Thoughts
As it says.

Javert, Gabrielle
I'm Sorry
Fantine poetry.

JavviePonine
Dreams
A snuffly Fantine poem, if that isn't redundant.

Lalapine, Rabsjavert
No Sense Like Nonsense
A Fantine fic which can't quite decide whether to be poignant or comic, but leans toward the former.

Lillie
Mother and Daughter
Fantine sends her daughter mail at Christmas.

Melosond
No Pardons Today
Valjean fails to show up in time to rescue Fantine... but all is not lost.

Merrie
One Final Gift
Eponine has a guardian angel.

Prouvaire, Millie
Speculations of Life
Fantine reflects on life and poverty.

Rabito, Jessica
To My Child
The dying Fantine to Cosette, an optimistic piece.

Rostedt, Ann
Listen To My Story, Monsieur
Fantine speaks to Valjean.

Shyly
Dreams
Poor Fantine. I don't think this is the kind of dream she meant.

Stefanie
Walk Away
Musings of Fantine.

Wolfe, Sasha Elisabeth
Lost
Lament of Fantine.

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