💫And in this labyrinth where night is blind, the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my mind💫
Inspired by the current NA tour

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💫And in this labyrinth where night is blind, the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my mind💫
Inspired by the current NA tour
❤️We love complex & dangerous horror/gothic men in this house❤️
Two moodboards I made, featuring:
Dr. Victor Gideon and Grace Ashcroft from "Resident Evil 9: Requiem" videogame
Erik/Phantom and Christine Daae from "Phantom of the Opera" 2004 musical film adaptation
Mr. Edward Hyde and Lucy Harris from "Jekyll & Hyde" stage musical
kinda gay ngl
me when love never dies starts feeling like old man yaoi???? (ignore that raoul is being strangled here)
uhhh the girlies r rooting for them trust
i swear i have a nice ish drawing of christine ill post it tomorrow with the not so nice drawing of erik in a miku burglar mask (dont ask)
merikposting… hugh panaro version
Something that I always thought was a neat little detail in The Phantom of The Opera (notibly in the musical, and the, I loathe to mention, 2004 film) was the use of black borders for The Phantom's letters and envelopes.
While I don't doubt there was probably a bit of 'he's dark and mysterious so let's make his letters the same' in the design choice, they replicate the look of Victorian mourning letters. During that era, expressions of sorrow over death had 'rules'; black attire and accoutrement were popularised and pretty much expected (especially for women) when someone passed away. One such common thing to use during such a time was, as afformentioned, mourning letters. Quite basically, when a person had a family, friend etc. pass away, it was customary for them to symbolise their bereavement with black borders on their letters and envelopes in order to, obviously, make people aware they were grieving.
And, I just think that's very fitting for his character. Constantly lamenting over what he could've been and making sure everybody knows it.
A meme I made a while ago but forgot to post
phantom lyrics i've had stuck in my head the past week and a half since seeing the stage show, watching clips from the 25th anniversary show, and rewatching the movie for the first time in years:
• can it be? can it be christine? BRAVO!!!!!!
• order your fine HoRsEs be with them at the dooorrrrr
• paaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhsst the point of noooOOOOOoooo returnnnnnnNNNN no turning back nowwwwwwWWWWWWww
• ✨CHRISTINE✨ THAT'S ALL I ASK OF YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU SAYYYYY YOU'LL SHARE WITH ME ONE LOVEEEEE ONE LIFETIMEEEEEEEEEEEEE
• anyWHEREEEEE you go let me go TOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
THATS IT!
*angry computer typing noise*
IM GONNA SEE MASQUERADE IF I GOTTA GO ALONE