I suddenly realized that Christine gave the Phantom a chance to "say you will share with me one love, one lifetime". If this is really for the Viscount, then Christine's character is completely collapsed. She is the most gentle angel, even when her life is on the line, she will say "Angel of music, you deceived me, i gave my mind bindly. God give me courage to show you, you are not alone." Sincerely. How could he show affection to the Viscount who had just escaped from danger when the Phantom was alone? What's more, she also lost a soul confidant and mentor. I think her inner pain is no less than the phantom. The phantom is just heartbroken, but Kristen has to make a painful choice between her lover and her confidant, and sees her soul confidant as her heart is ashes as she can do nothing. At this moment, how can Christine calmly swear eachother with the Viscount? So this sentence is sung to Phantom, "Say it, say you want to be with me, two people, together for a lifetime" But Phantom is too weak and inferior, he doesn't believe that anyone doesn't mind his appearance, he doesn't Believe that you can get Christine's love. His love, from the very beginning, was hopeless and did not expect a response. So he dared to seduce her, deceive her, and hurt her. But he couldn't believe her, pursued her, and kept her. Even when his heart died at the end, he only dared to roar "go now, and leave me!" What a duplicitous phantom. In the end, Phantom still didn't have the courage to sing the phrase "say the word, and i will follow you", the Viscount took over the next lyric, and also held Christine's hand, ending the last trace of Phantom and Christine. A slim possibility. Phantom's desperate love is destined to be a tragedy.
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