I think the removal of the Phantom's mask ruin everything for the Phantom to get near Christine again. His face frighten Christine. Phantom was furious thinking she was a prying Pandora wanting to see his face behind his mask.
Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, the Phantom was born with an unknown deformity from birth, he looked like a skeleton, a corpse. 1925 Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney, his deformity was straight from the Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, his form was like a skeleton from his face to his feet. Lon Chaney did his own make-up. 1943 Phantom of the Opera with Claude Rains, he had acid throw on his face that is used in etchings. 1962 Phantom of the Opera with Herbert Lom, he was set on fire and so was the Opera House. 2004 Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, Gypsy tortured his side of face when he was a young man to barely adult hood before he had escaped.
Man will always view beauty above all else not bothering looking into the heart of the person or to unable or unwillingly perceive beauty in someone's singing awhile physically they looked like a dead corpse such as the poor Phantom's fate. The Phantom viewed his face so horrible, horrific that he wanted to hide from the world and his musical talent. He viewed his face a curse from God and man. He blamed himself for his appearance that could not change. Only love he has ever known was from Christine. Lets' examine Raoul's character he was physically attractive, rich, he had all the comforts but in his heart he could not understand Christine's love for the Phantom. He was deeply jealous of him, he wanted him dead. Innerly Raoul was just as ugly as the Phantom's outside appearance. Christine was innerly beauty as she was on the outside, she saw beauty in the Phantom through his magnetic singing and speaking voice. She could not help but being draw to him for she viewed music above all else until she saw the horrific face of the Phantom. She was torn between two men, Raoul and the Phantom, they both represent a paradox. Raoul did not understand the beauty of music although he spent money to listen to it. He could not give her music. Phantom could give her music but not the comfortable environment that she needed to live.
He doesn't get burnt. He was born with the disfigurement.
Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, poor Erik was born this way. Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, Erik was beaten by Gypsies. Claude Rain's Phantom of the Opera, Erik had acid thrown into his face.
I think the removal of the Phantom's mask ruin everything for the Phantom to get near Christine again. His face frighten Christine. Phantom was furious thinking she was a prying Pandora wanting to see his face behind his mask.
butt face
No it is not physically possible to fart in your own face In my opinoin yes it is.
In Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, The Phantom Erik was born this way, a birth defect.
The Phantom has a mask to hide his scarred face, so he will not frightened anyone.
Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, the Phantom was born with an unknown deformity from birth, he looked like a skeleton, a corpse. 1925 Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney, his deformity was straight from the Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, his form was like a skeleton from his face to his feet. Lon Chaney did his own make-up. 1943 Phantom of the Opera with Claude Rains, he had acid throw on his face that is used in etchings. 1962 Phantom of the Opera with Herbert Lom, he was set on fire and so was the Opera House. 2004 Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, Gypsy tortured his side of face when he was a young man to barely adult hood before he had escaped.
Once the Phantom Sword is in your possession, go to the Temple of the Ocean King, descend as far as you can, and face your final battle with Bellum.
He was wearing a latex fake face. He also wears a mask above it.
Man will always view beauty above all else not bothering looking into the heart of the person or to unable or unwillingly perceive beauty in someone's singing awhile physically they looked like a dead corpse such as the poor Phantom's fate. The Phantom viewed his face so horrible, horrific that he wanted to hide from the world and his musical talent. He viewed his face a curse from God and man. He blamed himself for his appearance that could not change. Only love he has ever known was from Christine. Lets' examine Raoul's character he was physically attractive, rich, he had all the comforts but in his heart he could not understand Christine's love for the Phantom. He was deeply jealous of him, he wanted him dead. Innerly Raoul was just as ugly as the Phantom's outside appearance. Christine was innerly beauty as she was on the outside, she saw beauty in the Phantom through his magnetic singing and speaking voice. She could not help but being draw to him for she viewed music above all else until she saw the horrific face of the Phantom. She was torn between two men, Raoul and the Phantom, they both represent a paradox. Raoul did not understand the beauty of music although he spent money to listen to it. He could not give her music. Phantom could give her music but not the comfortable environment that she needed to live.
He doesn't get burnt. He was born with the disfigurement.
He is wearing a mask that covers half of his face.
yes around the ending