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Description
A shadow of unease; a quickening pulse; an unnamed fear breathing on the collar of
those who sit alone in their dressing rooms at the great Paris Opera. An unbearable
compulsion to glance quickly over a shoulder in the dark corridors to the stage would
sometimes reveal a figure in evening clothes moving softly in the shadows a figure no
one could name. Nothing is done, however, until the disappearance of Christine
during her triumphant performance. With an increasing pattern of fear and violence,
the Phantom of the Opera begins to strike but always with a beautiful young
performer at the center of his deadly desires.
A shadow of unease; a quickening pulse; an unnamed fear breathing on the collar of
those who sit alone in their dressing rooms at the great Paris Opera. An unbearable
compulsion to glance quickly over a shoulder in the dark corridors to the stage would
sometimes reveal a figure in evening clothes moving softly in the shadows a figure no
one could name. Nothing is done, however, until the disappearance of Christine
during her triumphant performance. With an increasing pattern of fear and violence,
the Phantom of the Opera begins to strike but always with a beautiful young
performer at the center of his deadly desires.
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