In Whispers
Little Gavroche is singing. The barricades are rising, and a boy barely fourteen understands that the city needs every soul willing to fight. Alleys and rooftops are his literacy. Hugo puts the street child in the same plot as the café students so you cannot keep justice as a graduate pastime. The city has already enlisted him.
Key Insight
If your movement only has room for people who can sit in the Musain, it has already excluded the literacy that knows the alleys. Gavroche is not mascot. He is a map.
