The Nineteenth Century Didn't Believe in Love[Comprehensive]

Carmen is charming and free, but also coquettish and evil-she seems to be able to make everyone who sees her fall in love with her, but she has no responsibility or restraint, crazy but sincere.

Because no matter which relationship she is in, she really loves each other.

While the soldiers and men outside the tobacco factory waited for Carmen to appear, Carmen did appear.Her slightly dark skin does not make people feel brutal, but has a unique charm.The big eyes seem to be shining all the time, with confession and love, sincerity and charm.The big red skirt bloomed a flower as she spun, and when she was surrounded, she still showed a smile with ease, she was beautiful.

The smoke from her mouth obscured her face, but did not block Carmen's sight.Whoever's face she keeps her eyes on will be able to feel the supreme honor.

Because she has that strong, aggressive beauty.

Elizabeth held her breath in the audience. Even though she had seen the rehearsal before, and even though she insisted on the big skirt when Carmen appeared on stage, she never thought that it would be so crazy to sit in the auditorium and watch Carmen.

That's right, she is Carmen, not Carlotta.

Free, unrestrained, sincere, evil.

Why would anyone not love her?She is so beautiful, how could anyone not love her.

Elizabeth looked at Carmen on the stage, reached out and held her husband's hand, her eyes were still fixed on the stage while her head slowly approached Darcy's ear: "Why, they didn't love Carmen at the beginning?"

Darcy held his breath, watching the performance on stage and suddenly understood: "Because Bizet didn't choose Carlotta at that time."

Carlotta understands Carmen, and she understands Carmen, so she can show her due beauty.However, the actress who premiered may not have such an understanding.

"Fortunately, Bizet still found her."

This should be what Carmen looked like in Georges Bizet's heart.

Did she love Don Jose?She really loved him, more genuinely and passionately than anyone else.But when she doesn't love, she doesn't love.

She faces every love sincerely, just like her solo at the beginning, love is a free bird.

When Don Jose killed her, she could fall down without saying a word, because she didn't love, and she wouldn't deceive herself or the other party.

"She's beautiful, isn't she?"

Watson was wondering why Sherlock Holmes would choose to go to the play when he got the theater ticket-oh my god, would he actually go to the play?He'd only seen him go to concerts, the symphony kind.Even if the opera actress beat Jack the Ripper away, it wouldn't be...

Well, that’s still the case, or in other words, this can be regarded as a kind of “art appreciation”.

Watson didn't expect to get a reply from his "friend". After sighing, he didn't have the mood that a friend would answer.But when he heard the word "interesting", he had to say he was shocked.

"interesting?"

"Yes, interesting."

There was a little appreciation in Holmes' gray eyes: "Perhaps it is a bit weak to say that it is excellent."

"You mean Carmen?"

"Besides her, who else can make me call it an art?"

Holmes snorted softly, and clapped his hands twice when he was on the curtain: "This lady actress does seem to be someone who has experienced something. At least in my opinion, she is looking for me."

"Looking for you? How did you tell... Well, I shouldn't have asked."

"Haunted theater, what else is there but this?"

Holmes' answer was a little casual, but his eyes were still fixed on the opera singer who was taking the curtain call: "Unmarried, calm and intelligent, her goal is me."

"Cough cough."

"Hopefully she can bring me some boring excitement."

"My God Sherlock, do you know that your sentence is very ambiguous?"

"That's because your mind is always filled with slightly inappropriate romances. Just like the haunted in the French population, maybe it's some romantic legend, I don't have any expectations for it, but the actress's Let’s just believe the words.”

As the crowd stood up, Holmes took a last look at the opera singer bowing on the stage and turned his back to the stage: "After all, her Carmen made me feel the sense of art that I haven't seen for a long time."

That's art, or rather, that's art—

On the second day, all the opera critics in London gave the highest evaluation of the new play "Carmen", but these Carlottas didn't care about these things. It wasn't until after the performance that she had the courage to open the paper from Bizet. letter.

Will Bill like her Carmen?Although he has passed away, is her Carmen the Carmen he wants?

Carlotta rarely had a restless mentality, and he didn't even care much about the phantom.After reaching out his hand several times in a row, Carlotta opened the letter from Bizet with a desperate attitude.

Bizet's handwriting is a bit vain, perhaps because his illness made it impossible for him to maintain his original handwriting.But it's still kind of wild, and Carlotta even smiles a little while watching it.

Reading Bizet's letter, Carlotta even had the feeling that he was having a conversation with him.She knew Carmen, and he knew it, and they both loved her, and spoke happily of her charms in their handwriting, a thing...

A thing that moved me to tears.

Slowly closing the letter from Bizet, Carlotta suddenly felt a little bit of regret. That kind of regret magnified little by little from the original tiny corner, converging into a kind of sadness that made people cry, filling his heart. The feeling made Carlotta bend down suddenly and take two deep breaths, and even stretched out his hands to cover his chest to relieve the pain.

Anyway, he had already closed his eyes.She can no longer see a Bicai who can communicate with her, nor can she see a musical genius handed down from generation to generation.

But as long as Carmen doesn't die, we'll still be talking.

Carlotta, who has accumulated a lot of popularity in the UK, will be sitting in the living room of 221B, giving the landlord Mrs. Hudson After signing, he took a cup of black tea and sat opposite the consulting detective Sherlock Holmes.

"I can understand that since you treated Jack the Ripper, you just want to see me?"

When he heard the first sentence from the detective, Carlotta smiled: "As expected of Mr. Holmes, you really discovered it."

oh my god what did i hear?on purpose?To face that murderer alone? ? ?These days, not only detectives need excitement, but also opera singers?

Dr. Watson, who hadn't seen the "very emotionally stable" scene, felt as if a door to a new world had been opened to him. However, when he saw the expression on the opera actress' expression, he immediately understood that she was serious.

"The French People's Theater with ghosts makes me a little bit curious. But as far as I know, he didn't do anything other than a very clean obsession with art."

"So I'm not here to entrust you or anything, I just want you to know that if one day I need your help, please choose to come and take a look."

Carlotta is not prepared to draw conclusions before everything has happened-you must know that she is still a villain in that "script", and the result?

She just wanted a life-saving talisman. Of course, if Phantom did not act as written in the "script", she would only regard him as an overly strict theater leader.

"Sorry to waste your time, but I hope you remember me."

"deep impression."

The big detective finally uttered four words and agreed, then reached out and asked Watson to send Carlotta out the door. The doctor looked at the opera singer wearing a gauze hat, and felt that the world was too fast for him to keep up with the rhythm.

"Well, you... really faced Jack the Ripper?"

"Yes, if you don't believe me, let me tell you a secret, Jack the Ripper is still very nearsighted."

Before getting into the carriage, Carlotta blinked at Watson, and smiled directly when he saw that he was a little dizzy: "Thank you, goodbye Dr. Watson, I hope I can see you again in the future."

Carmen sung by Carlotta will be performed in England for a week, and then Carmen will be performed every night as a regular repertoire of the Darcy-Bentley Theatre.This news made London feel regretful but also a little hopeful. As for the fact that Carlotta is French and "Carmen" is sung in French, the British don't really care.

Although it is said that Britain and France deceive each other, in terms of absolute art, they respect every artist.But what should be said still needs to be said, for example, "French people with no vision actually think that "Carmen" is a failed opera", mocking the French newspapers who underestimate Bizet, and at the same time admiring the richness of the Bingley family and the Darcy family. What a discerning eye.

It's a deep mutual love.Carlota looked at the newspaper and twitched his mouth. "Carmen" had achieved great success in England, and the news had spread back to France, so I don't know if Raoul and Christine knew about it.

Of course they knew, especially Christine. She looked at the news in the newspaper and glanced blankly at the door of the room. newspaper.

"Lota succeeded, so when will she come back?"

Seeing the admiration for herself in the theater, the letters of praise and gifts sent from all directions, Christine suddenly felt chills all over her body, and even felt a little afraid.But this feeling didn't last long, more courage appeared in her heart, and when she raised her head again, her eyes could even be said to be bright.

She is not a restrained doll, nor is she a singer who is manipulated.She wants to be like her knight Carlotta, someone who stands up and is fearless.

Facing the opera invitation from the Phantom, Christine put down the music score in his hand and walked out the door, smiling brightly at the worried Raoul outside the door.

"I want to wait for Carlotta to come back, and I don't want to play the countess."

"My singing is not perfect, nor can I fully express the attitude of the countess in "Faust". I still need to hone, and I don't want to be a puppet."

"Raoul, I don't need the so-called popularity, and I don't need those boring names, please let me be the little dumb maid."

The author has something to say: Because it is an opera, sometimes a little opera description is added... Otherwise, the soprano Carlota always feels that the name is not right [Hello]

Oh, "Faust" here is a play within a play in The Phantom of the Opera, not the most famous [.