Enjolras

Enjolras was born into a wealthy family around 1810 and is an only son. He is from southern France and will speak mainly English with some French words and phrases included. He is the charismatic leader of Les Amis de l'ABC, a group of radical French republican students. He is a revolutionary who fights for a France with more rights for the poor and oppressed masses. Enjolras devotes himself to the ideals of the French Revolution and devoutly believes in democratic freedom and disparages Napoleon as a usurper, which shocks the then-Bonapartist Marius Pontmercy. Enjolras strives to realize democracy and equality.

Enjolras is described as "a charming young man who is capable of being fearsome". Enjolras is a republican, whose views are significantly shaped by the Montagnards of the French Revolution. His social philosophy is influenced by that of Jean-Jacques Rousseau; whom he declares himself to "admire", in particular Rousseau's theory on the social contract.

He is a great listener. When he is with Les Amis de l'ABC, he often listens silently to their discussions, and his keen sense of hearing comes into play when the barricade is constructed. He is a true listener to the silent cries of the poor. He is dedicated to his beliefs and does not want to stray from his goals, so he can be a bit stubborn.

He is full of fire for the Revolution, and both the figurehead for the Revolution and the thing that drives it. There is an immovable stoicism beneath his passion. He is far from hot-headed and faces his enemies with a cool determination. He is a natural leader who is purposeful, passionate, and unafraid.