As a heroic (in the musical he is shot whilst standing at the top of a barricade waving a red flag) and handsome (he is frequently compared to Apollo in the book) character, he is obviously a Sue-magnet, despite the fact that he never once looks at a woman in the novel. This, unfortunately, means that fanbrats who have read the book write huge amounts of bad slash about him. In canon, he was described as being too busy with his plans of revolution for any romance in his life, regardless of gender.
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| - As a heroic (in the musical he is shot whilst standing at the top of a barricade waving a red flag) and handsome (he is frequently compared to Apollo in the book) character, he is obviously a Sue-magnet, despite the fact that he never once looks at a woman in the novel. This, unfortunately, means that fanbrats who have read the book write huge amounts of bad slash about him. In canon, he was described as being too busy with his plans of revolution for any romance in his life, regardless of gender.
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| - As a heroic (in the musical he is shot whilst standing at the top of a barricade waving a red flag) and handsome (he is frequently compared to Apollo in the book) character, he is obviously a Sue-magnet, despite the fact that he never once looks at a woman in the novel. This, unfortunately, means that fanbrats who have read the book write huge amounts of bad slash about him. In canon, he was described as being too busy with his plans of revolution for any romance in his life, regardless of gender.
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