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How do your life experiences effect your view of The Phantom of the Opera?

 TBUGoth posted over a year ago
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Cherub701 said:
cool and poo
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What deos that mean?
TBUGoth posted over a year ago
GarlicWreath said:
It makes me sympathize with Carlotta mais than other people in audience usually do. I feel she is quite of tragic character, bullied and terrorized por Phantom, but in the same time she is a fighter and offers flamboyant color.
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Princessofpower said:
I guess when I think about this I think about Christine and her father,I lost my dad a few years back and miss him till this dia also I kinda understand the phantom's anguish of wanting to be loved and the battles with self loathing.
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wanderingchild7 said:
When I was 12 my parents got divorced. I had a quite bad relationship with my dad and we still can't get on well with. The following years I experienced a lot of bad things in my life (including death in the family). For almost 7 years in my life I have never had longer friendship with the kids of my age (mainly because of my appearance). I suffered from many kind of cruelty from my classmates. One of my teacher started teasing me because I'm a goth and even said that I deserve this torture at the school because I don't want to be friends with the "popular girls". After this I was really close to self harming. And I found the phantom of the opera. First Erik was like a soulmate for me. Later he was like a kind of replacement father figure. Later he became my guardian angel. And the phantom of the opera became much mais for me than only a story. For me Erik is sacrosanct.
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 When I was 12 my parents got divorced. I had a quite bad relationship with my dad and we still can't get on well with. The following years I experienced a lot of bad things in my life (including death in the family). For almost 7 years in my life I have never had longer friendship with the kids of my age (mainly because of my appearance). I suffered from many kind of cruelty from my classmates. One of my teacher started teasing me because I'm a goth and even said that I deserve this torture at the school because I don't want to be friends with the "popular girls". After this I was really close to self harming. And I found the phantom of the opera. First Erik was like a soulmate for me. Later he was like a kind of replacement father figure. Later he became my guardian angel. And the phantom of the opera became much mais for me than only a story. For me Erik is sacrosanct.
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