Understanding the Phantom of the Opera

The transcript explores the themes of music, dreams, and identity through the lens of the Phantom of the Opera. It begins with a call to the angel of music, followed by Christine's dreams and the Phantom's presence. The narrative continues with a duet that highlights the Phantom's power and influence. Fear and identity are examined as the Phantom's true nature is revealed. The transcript delves into fantasies and the labyrinth, culminating in a call to sing and pay homage to music. The final section emphasizes the purpose of music and the service to the Phantom.

Who is referred to as the 'angel of music'?

• Raoul

• The Phantom

• Christine

• Meg

In Christine's dreams, what does the voice do?

• Whispers secrets

• Both sings and calls her name

• Calls her name

• Sings to her

Where does Christine find the Phantom of the Opera?

• In her dreams

• In the opera house

• In the labyrinth

• Inside her mind

What happens to those who see the Phantom's face?

• They sing with him

• They become his followers

• They draw back in fear

• They fall in love

What does the Phantom claim to be in relation to Christine?

• Her enemy

• Her teacher

• Her lover

• Her angel of music

What is combined in the Phantom's presence?

• His spirit and voice

• His mask and face

• His love and hate

• His power and weakness

What does the Phantom ask Christine to do in the final section?

• Reveal his identity

• Leave the opera

• Sing for him

• Run away with him

What is the purpose of the kingdom mentioned by the Phantom?

• To hide from the world

• To pay homage to music

• To find true love

• To escape reality