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What is the main conflict of the story The Phantom of the Opera?
The central conflict in The Phantom of the Opera is between Erik, or the Phantom, and Christine, his pupil and love interest. The trouble is that the Phantom is in love with Christine, but Christine is in love with someone else — the more age-appropriate and dashing Raoul.
Who killed Christine in Love Never Dies?
In Love Never Dies The two fall in love and share a passionate kiss. Unfortunately, in the climax Christine is accidentally shot as the Phantom tries to calm a crazed Meg Giry (who you may remember as Christine’s opera friend), jealous of the affection the Phantom bestows upon Christine.
What happens to Raoul in Phantom of the Opera?
Things get worse when Christine meets back up with her childhood acquaintance Raoul and the two fall in love. The Phantom decides to kidnap her and imprison her with him in his lair. Raoul is now the only one who can stop him.
What happened to Christine in Phantom of the Opera?
Everyone at the opera house is used to the Phantom’s deadly pranks when his demands are not met but when a canopy falls on top of her, nearly crushing her, the opera’s leading diva: Carllota resigns. With no understudy, the mangers turn to Christine who at the time was no more than a chorus girl. The show casts her into immediate fame.
Does the Phantom of the Opera have an understudy?
With no understudy, the mangers turn to Christine who at the time was no more than a chorus girl. The show casts her into immediate fame. But when Christine, whom the Phantom has fallen in love with, accepts a marriage proposal from her childhood sweetheart Viscount Raoul de Changy, the Phantom’s heart is broken.
Who is the Angel of Music in Phantom of the Opera?
Erik: The Phantom of the Opera, a deformed former conjuror also referred to as the Angel of Music and the Opera Ghost. He tutors and eventually becomes obsessed with Christine Daaé. Christine Daaé: A young Swedish soprano at the Paris Opera House with whom the Phantom falls in love.