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I write SFW and NSFW, so, please, pay attention to warnings and rating. If you're a minor, I don't get any responsibility if you decide to read anything unappropriated for your age.

Who do I write for? Agent Whiskey, a few other Pedro Pascal characters, (Coming soon) The Phantom of the Opera, specifically the 25th Anniversary version, but 1990 series or the Leroux's book might be here too.

Things I'll not write: Spanking, edgeplay, protected sex, reverse cowgirl, doggy style (unless we're talking about pegging), deepthroat and any kind of violent sexual practices.

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chuvstvovanje

Why cast a POC actor (Shazad Latif) to play an originally white characther defined by his higher status (Edgar Linton) and a white actor (Jacob Elordi) to play an originally POC characther defined by his racial status and the trauma he endured bc of racism(Heathcliff)?

Why cast another white actress to play Isabella Linton? Did they just switch Heathcliff's and Edgars story? Genuinly?

#wuthering heights #shazad latif #wtf is this casting

fdelopera

Why the Persian's name is Ismaël? There's no name Ismaël in the Leroux book.

The name Ismaël comes from Gaston Leroux’s manuscript for Le Fantôme de l’Opéra. In describing his character “the Persian,” Leroux included a word-for-word copy of a passage from an 1857 account of an exiled Persian man of high status who was living in Paris on a British pension. This man’s name was Ismaël. Like Leroux’s character, he frequented the Opera and was known to the Parisian upper classes, and he also lived in an apartment on the Rue de Rivoli. Leroux ended up deleting this copied paragraph, so it does not appear in the Gaulois serialization or the 1st edition of Le Fantôme, but it does show that Leroux was thinking of a specific, and real, person when he developed the Persian.

alvadee

Yes! His name was Mohammed Ismael Khan, he lived in the Rue de Rivoli Nr,204 in the first floor and had a swiss servant named Jean, he lived quite seclusive.

Newspaper article describe him as old, wearing a long, black robe, having a long white beard and wearing an astrach hat.

Everyday you could see him on the Boulevards, he bought vegetables, had two carriages, but he only rented the horses to drive through the Bois de Boulogne.

Nearly every evening he was seen in the Palais Garnier or the Théâtre Italiens. Ususally he sat quietly on a chair in the first row box. Until he had to move to the parquett because of renovations.

Many didn’t know his name and a lot of rumors about him existed.

He was probably the son of the ambassador Haji Khalil Khan who was shot 1802 in Bombay, during a riot. So the british empire paid him a pretty pension.

The Persian died in 1868 and was buried on the islamic part of the Père Lachaise cemetery.

Here’s a drawing of him from a newspaper.

muirin007

This is a PHENOMENAL bit of research, you guys. Man, I love the Phandom. The Daroga is one of my favorite literary characters ever, so to find out that Leroux actually did have a name for him in mind is brilliant. My love for Leroux just skyrocketed because look at that guy. How awesome was he? You people made my day with this post!

despiteyourdestination

This research [the bit about Leroux copying a newspaper account word-for-word] is from a recently published article about Gaston Leroux’s manuscript. It contains lots of other information about the genesis of Phantom, such as what inspired the story about the skeleton underneath the opera house - and here is a link to the article (but you will need a subscription or a university log-in to access it): http://fmls.oxfordjournals.org/content/50/1/16

fdelopera

Yes, indeed! The author is a marvel. :) Go read his article if you haven’t already. It is utterly fascinating!

This image of The Persian comes from Les célébrités de la rue, by Charles Yriarte:

http://books.google.fr/books/about/Les_c%C3%A9l%C3%A9brit%C3%A9s_de_la_rue.html?hl=fr&id=y3QOAAAAQAAJ

The article (in French) about the Persian from this book can be viewed here:

http://www.paris-pittoresque.com/perso/13.htm

fdelopera

When I visited Paris in 2015 (the same visit where I got to sit in Box 5 in the Palais Garnier and knock on the column — and yes, part of it is “hollow”), I went to 204 Rue de Rivoli. The ground floor is now the location of a tourist shop, but there are still residences above.

theoscout

Ima post this on reddit so in case of formatting, here’s the image that seems to be missing from the post

And here is a link you can use to read more on Ismael!

anabdaniels

I LOVE SOME EXTRA POTO INFO

#the phantom of the opera #poto #gaston leroux

haredjarris

(she’s letting him pretend he’s doing this for her but she knows really he is very excited to see it too)

anabdaniels

He'd be 100% focused on the movie

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cocomoraine

Can I just say, that after watching The Phantom of the Opera last night, I'm still not over it, and I love these three until death.

anabdaniels

I choose to believe in my delusion that Erik, Christine and Raoul became a throuple and lived happily ever after. The canon it's too painful to me.

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insertunknownreferencehere

Every final lair is always amazing but my heart will always be for the 25th anniversary version STAY WITH ME NOW

In other versions of final lair, Erik is usually at least a little surprised that Christine comes back and begs her to stay with him. (The line "Christine, I love you" was supposed to be him asking her to stay) and Christine quickly hands him the ring and runs away.

In the 25th anniversary, Erik wasn't even startled in the slightest. He notices Christine returning, gets up slowly kind of wondering why she's back, and when she hands him the ring sorrowfully, he says "Christine, I love you."

If you have watched other versions of this scene you will notice the ever so slight difference between the intonations, but the body language and expression given is drastically different. While other Eriks express longing, 25 describes a reminding. Instead of wanting her to stay, he just doesn't want her to forget that he loves her. The way 25 even sighs before saying so really feels like a "you shouldn't have" to the ring being offered back.

The worst part? Christine doesn't even want to leave here. She knows she has to, but she's hesitant. In every other version Christine just quickly shoves the ring at Erik and runs away crying. 25 Christine can barely even let go of the phantom's hand. After finally letting go, she even walks slowly away, instead of running. Erik already lets her go, but she's not sure if she wants to.