It was 1882 when Antoinette Giry, Maitresse du Corps de Ballet at the Paris Opera House, took her small daughter to the funfair at Neuilly. And there, in a cage, she saw a filthy manacled creature whose tormented eyes shone from a grotesquely deformed face. It was Antoinette Giry who saved him, freed him, cured his wounds and finally let him find a dwelling place in the labyrinthine depths of the Opera House. The creature - Erik - whose hideous face hid a brilliant brain of near-genius, was to become the Phantom of the ...
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It was 1882 when Antoinette Giry, Maitresse du Corps de Ballet at the Paris Opera House, took her small daughter to the funfair at Neuilly. And there, in a cage, she saw a filthy manacled creature whose tormented eyes shone from a grotesquely deformed face. It was Antoinette Giry who saved him, freed him, cured his wounds and finally let him find a dwelling place in the labyrinthine depths of the Opera House. The creature - Erik - whose hideous face hid a brilliant brain of near-genius, was to become the Phantom of the Opera - magician, artists, musician, and lover. When he tried to lure the object of his adoration to his underground domain - it was to end in tragedy. It was Madame Giry who saved him once more, set him on a ship to the New World - and there Erik Muhlheim began a new and secret life, a life that began in misery and poverty but in which his incredible skills finally carved out an unexpected kingdom of power. And there it was he learned again of Christine, whose life had changed dramatically since that night in the Paris Opera House. Inevitably, their paths must cross again in the old sequence of tragedy and triumph. The Phantom, one of the most mysterious and romantic figures ever created, soars again in a world of his own making. Frederick Forsyth's magnificent and evocative story adds a new dimension to the legend of the Phantom.
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First off, I am a Phantom purist and the original Leroux makes it impossible for a sequel to even exist. This was just Webber trying to squeeze as much money as he possibly can out of his biggest show. This book doesn't even make sense, and it is so detached from the original story that it completely screws up the redemption that happened in the first one. It is a waste of time, and not only is it ridiculous, it's dull as well. This would never happen to Erik. I threw it across the room when I read it. It's terrible, don't even read it.
Selina
Sep 17, 2007
This very short novel is a continuation of the Webber Play rather than the book. Raoul is the author's whipping boy. Not only does Raoul have to deal with raising a son not his own, but he was castrated in an earlier accident. One does feel bad for the guy. This is also not a love story. Christine and Erik have lilttle interaction.
