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'Long live the Repuplic! I'm one of them.'
Grantaire had risen to his feet.
The blazing light of the battle wich he had seen nothing, and in which he had taken no part, shone in the eyes of the transfigured sot. He repeated, 'Long live the Republic!' and walking steadily across the room took his stand beside Enjolras, confronting the muskets.
'Might as well kill two birds wit one stone' he sad; and then, turning to Enjolras, he added gently: 'If you don't mind.'
Enjolras clasped his hand and smiled.
The smile had not ended when the volley rang out. Enjolras, pierced by eight shots, stayed leaning against the wall as though the bullets had nailed him there; only his head hung down, Grantaire collapsed at his feet.

(c) Victor Hugo Les Miserables

Description
The best way to describe this picture are the following lines:

'Long live the Repuplic! I'm one of them.'
Grantaire had risen to his feet.
The blazing light of the battle wich he had seen nothing, and in which he had taken no part, shone in the eyes of the transfigured sot. He repeated, 'Long live the Republic!' and walking steadily across the room took his stand beside Enjolras, confronting the muskets.
'Might as well kill two birds wit one stone' he sad; and then, turning to Enjolras, he added gently: 'If you don't mind.'
Enjolras clasped his hand and smiled.
The smile had not ended when the volley rang out. Enjolras, pierced by eight shots, stayed leaning against the wall as though the bullets had nailed him there; only his head hung down, Grantaire collapsed at his feet.

(c) Victor Hugo Les Miserables