Enjolras shakes his head at Bahorel's questioning glance: no, no one tried to stop him and Bossuet, nor said anything against it.
"Agreements, and knowledge. If one of us pushes him into the Labyrinth by force, whenever he returns he'll surely complain of it to Security. If he thinks it's his own idea to go in there, for whatever reason, what grounds would he have for complaint? Though that's harder to manage. Perhaps if I told him not to go there he might march off to do it."
That last is dry, and more than half a joke. But... not quite entirely. Javert's pettiness is astounding sometimes; one can never be sure the simplest schoolboy trick won't work on him.
The issue of knowingly breaking the rules here and taking the consequences is worth discussing, though he's sure of all their answers. But the practicalities first.
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"Agreements, and knowledge. If one of us pushes him into the Labyrinth by force, whenever he returns he'll surely complain of it to Security. If he thinks it's his own idea to go in there, for whatever reason, what grounds would he have for complaint? Though that's harder to manage. Perhaps if I told him not to go there he might march off to do it."
That last is dry, and more than half a joke. But... not quite entirely. Javert's pettiness is astounding sometimes; one can never be sure the simplest schoolboy trick won't work on him.
The issue of knowingly breaking the rules here and taking the consequences is worth discussing, though he's sure of all their answers. But the practicalities first.