What is Christine s affection for the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera?

It is a kind of love in the spiritual realm, but it is distorted by later development.

However, whether it is in the original book or in the ** play, we can know that Phantom has loved Christine all his life, and I personally think that kind of relationship is very sincere and dedicated.

Christine's love for the Phantom is a love of adoration, a genuine love for the Viscount, the kind of love that can be sacrificed for him. The Phantom has a strong possessiveness towards Christine, and the ring and roses at the end are representative items of the Phantom, and the Phantom is equivalent to giving his love and heart to Christine.

The Phantom of the Opera (Phantom of the Opera, Phantom of the Opera, Phantom of the Opera) is one of the masterpieces of the master of the opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, with its wonderful, romantic plot, and perfect dance, it has become an eternal masterpiece in the play. It is based on the gothic love of the same name by French writer Gaston Louis Alfred Leroux**.

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Her love for the Phantom is a kind of adoration, like between fans and idols. It is a genuine love for the viscount, the kind of love that can be sacrificed for him. The Phantom has a strong possessive desire for Christine, and the ring and rose at the end are representative items of the Phantom, and the Phantom is equivalent to giving his love and heart to Christine.

In the original book, the ghost was portrayed as an antagonist.

**Both the drama version and the movie version describe the ghost as human, so it seems that Christine has a little affection for the ghost, but it can't be seen as love.

Christine has always loved the Viscount.

Viscount, of course. For the Phantom, at most, it is just sympathy.

The first time may have been curiosity, after all, I had never seen the teacher's face.

It's hard to say the second time, and there will be different answers depending on each person's understanding. For example, this is the code that Christine and Raul agreed on. She wanted to get rid of the Phantom forever, because her weak personality couldn't accept the Phantom killing people for her, and the Phantom's personality might be too tough for her.

Or maybe they're too in love when they perform on stage, and when Eric sings Christine and Raul's love song at the end, Christine suddenly realizes that she can never accept the beautiful but dark life of the Phantom, and she needs someone to stand up and declare, "I love you." "Instead of choosing to teach her in the darkness of the night.

She could only reluctantly take off Eric's mask to let the world know who he really was, and tell the Phantom "No way, I won't accept you." "It's painful, but I have to say it.

No, Christine has always regarded the Phantom as an ** angel sent by her father, she likes Laura, but the Phantom wants to keep Christine by her side.

No, she used to be a teacher and respected him, didn't she sing that song with fallen idols in it? Her favorite should be the Earl.

I didn't start out with the same respect for him as a teacher.

Later there was some fear of him.

In the end, it should be hatred and some sympathy.

In short, it's not love.

There are feelings, but not love.

The ending is actually not complicated! Christine is dying, which only represents the passage of time, after all, this is a ...... of the pastThe Phantom dissolves the hatred of the race because of Christine's fearless love......He changed his hatred ...... for a world that didn't treat him wellHowever, the Phantom's love for Krestin is also great! Even more awe-inspiring than Raul's love!

Christine is the ...... of all the Phantom's hopes of survivalThe Phantom regards her as the only remaining symbol of goodness, beauty, purity, and justice in this world, so the Phantom loves her! Willing to give everything to teach her to sing (of course!) She didn't let him down!

She's a standout singer! Opera Artist! ）

All in all......Christine treats the Phantom as an angel sent by her father to teach her to sing, the Phantom sees her as a collection of all the beauty in the world, and the ...... between Raul and Kristeen is loveAnd the relationship between her and the phantom is a kind of relationship that is greater than love, which can cross races, countries, ages, beauty and ugliness, transcend all hypocrisy and discrimination in the world, and transcend the so-called love between men and women, which is the author's inner pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty......

I personally watched this **8 times......I was ...... with a lot of emotionDon't ask for points rewards! Feel free to ask! Looking forward to discussing this topic together!!

After about two hours, the Phantom released Raul and Christine, and they had lovers and loyal relatives.

Thirty years later, after the death of Christine Ristin, Raul (also known as Viscount Shani) photographed the monkey music box and sent it to Christine's grave. At the same time, the viscount found a rose tied with a black ribbon in front of Christine's tomb, which is the sign of the Phantom, which shows that the Phantom has just come to Christine's tomb not long ago, and his love for Christine has not diminished, but he has been silently loving her in a corner that no one knows. That's what it means.

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A year later, Christine died, and Raul (also known as Viscount Shane) photographed the monkey music box and sent it to Christine's grave. At the same time, the Viscount discovers that Christine's tomb has a rose tied with a black ribbon, which is the hallmark of the Phantom.

It can be seen that the Phantom has just come to Christine's grave not long ago, and his love for Christine has not diminished, but he has been silently loving her in a corner that no one knows.

2.Christine died a natural death in the end.

Ending: In Paris in 1919, an elderly Raul goes to the dilapidated opera house in a wheelchair to participate in an auction. Met at the auction with the daughter of Mrs. Gilly, who was also elderly, Raul auctioned a box of toy monkeys in Persian robes and cymbals, and brought the box to Christine's grave.

It was discovered that Christine's tomb still had a rose tied with a dark green ribbon in front of her grave.