This is a lamentation for a great soul, the angel of darkness, the teacher of the Holy Spirit, the heart, turned over, it is equivalent to the devil in the world. Lonely is not terrible, ugly is not terrible, the most terrible thing is the humbleness and hatred that breeds in the bottom of my heart. But Christine's soul belongs to him, yes, it will belong to him forever, and no one can take it away.
This evil but beautiful lover actually got Christine's love in the end, for which his lifelong dream has been fulfilled. But he knew he couldn't hold Christine's heart. What's the point of this relationship? How could he be willing to let his beloved woman, that girl with an angelic heart, suffer and survive in the fire of hell with him. This is a very complicated and difficult feeling. Phantom's love, pity, and his strong self-esteem.
So he let her go, to embrace the beauty and light outside, to be with the man who can give her happiness. To love someone, you don't have to stay with her. As for yourself, you must learn to endure loneliness alone, learn to love silently in loneliness, and wait silently until forever...
In fact, Christine left him, so why is there nothing but an empty life left? love life. As a woman, the kind of emotional needs in her heart, the kind of deep and soul-stirring love of the Phantom, like a loving father and a mentor, can't be replaced by anyone, ordinary Raul can't give it, any young handsome rich man Neither with the prince. It's not the same kind of caring. This point, the Phantom did not actually comprehend.
Look at the involuntary performance of Christine in the scene of "the point of no return", you can understand. I don't know if the tears in Raul's eyes at that time, in addition to his worries about his beloved woman, would be mixed with a little moved and the sadness of the loser's jealousy.
And Phantom, the reason why he made one of the biggest mistakes in his entire life is actually the fundamental contradiction of desire and contempt for the "worldly world". He hoped and believed that what he gave to Christine was the purest love that transcended the mundane world. This kind of love penetrated deep into the soul and was irreplaceable. However, his failure lies in the compromise and closeness to the secular world. Because he completely underestimated the woman he loved and believed, and cared too much about her evaluation and reaction to his face, this dark hell. Christine, however, was pure, she said to the Phantom: We had hope, but you killed it.
Christine understands true love, she values the protection of the soul in love, and she is deeply in love and obsessed with her musical angel. When Phantom got the ring and finally understood this, everything was beyond regret.
For nearly three hours, I was almost motionless, my emotions were surging, and my chest felt like I was about to suffocate... That hell's angel, the moment when Christine finally got a sympathetic and saving kiss, gorgeous and turbulent music Step by step to the climax, I almost shed tears.
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