Chapter 1
Genevieve’s Wish


(Child’s POV)


My name is Genevieve de Changy. I am five years old, and I want to be a doctor when I grow up. Papa is off on his naval ship, again, and Mama is at the Opera rehearsing.  My Governess gave me this diary to help me with my penmanship. After this we sewed,  (which is important for doing surgery,) then we took my sketchbook to the park, Bois de Boulogne, it is so pretty there when the sun is out!  If only that rabbit would sit still for me! My Governess taps me on the shoulder,
“Time to go in.”
It is so hard to get up with my corset squeezing me,...

There are various interpretations of why the old Raoul brings the monkey Musica box to her grave and some even think that all the old Raoul parts of the movie are completely useless. However, I'm one of those who believe that while the film would've worked perfectly well even without Raoul travelling anywhere with the Musica box, all the old Raoul clips are perhaps the most essential aspect of the entire film's basic point. I think they are the ultimate aspect that drastically differs the film from the stage play.

A monkey symbolizes many things that are strongly related to the story. Essential...

This articolo shall pertain to the 'holy trinity' of Phantom. The Leroux, Kay, and Andrew Lloyd Webber versions. The basic idea is to look at each individual portrayal of the Phantom and ascertain approximately the extent of his mental deterioration and psychosis. I will also discuss the probable causes and catalysts for these behaviours.
This is da no means a full psychoanalysis, and in the long run is only meant to calm me down with some logical thinking after a very bad week. I.E. te don't have to like it o agree with it.
I shall begin with Leroux since that is the original perception of...