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dear_mun2012-05-21 10:28 pm
theoperaghost) wrote in dear_mun2012-05-21 10:28 pm
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On Mundane seeing the 25th Anniversary Special for the very first time.
Mlle. Mundane:
It is with polite wishes that I greet you; allowing me to grace the theater of your mind once again was a wise choice, despite your choice to bring me back being decided by something rather fickle. Regardless, I am glad to return.
However, Mundane, it seems you have not learned a single thing since my absence. As I have said once before, I do not associate with anything that does not have some potential for improvement. Be thankful that I still do, and keep in mind my warnings. Those who do not listen are doomed to fall. And we would not want any disasters, would we?
As for your little gala tonight... I am pleased you enjoyed it. Yes, both Mlle. Boggess, and Mlle. Brightman at the end, were dazzling performances. They were worthy renditions of Christine Daaé. Even the man who played the Vicomte did well, as much as I despise the man. Carlotta's actress was excellent... at least, for Carlotta. Well, one cannot fault her for having to play such a revolting woman, with an even more repulsive personality. And, of course, there was M. Karimloo, the "Phantom" himself. He did well. I must admit, it was disorienting, hearing you scheming up ideas based upon his performance. Do try to realize who is the real person in charge here.
Still, you must not be so starstruck that you neglect to remember my requests. Enabled though you may have been by the viewing tonight, I still require complete obedience, and you have failed me at every turn thus far. Now, away with you. Do try to get me icons before you will me to speak again. Your laziness does not become you.
Your humble and obedient Servant,
The Opera Ghost
It is with polite wishes that I greet you; allowing me to grace the theater of your mind once again was a wise choice, despite your choice to bring me back being decided by something rather fickle. Regardless, I am glad to return.
However, Mundane, it seems you have not learned a single thing since my absence. As I have said once before, I do not associate with anything that does not have some potential for improvement. Be thankful that I still do, and keep in mind my warnings. Those who do not listen are doomed to fall. And we would not want any disasters, would we?
As for your little gala tonight... I am pleased you enjoyed it. Yes, both Mlle. Boggess, and Mlle. Brightman at the end, were dazzling performances. They were worthy renditions of Christine Daaé. Even the man who played the Vicomte did well, as much as I despise the man. Carlotta's actress was excellent... at least, for Carlotta. Well, one cannot fault her for having to play such a revolting woman, with an even more repulsive personality. And, of course, there was M. Karimloo, the "Phantom" himself. He did well. I must admit, it was disorienting, hearing you scheming up ideas based upon his performance. Do try to realize who is the real person in charge here.
Still, you must not be so starstruck that you neglect to remember my requests. Enabled though you may have been by the viewing tonight, I still require complete obedience, and you have failed me at every turn thus far. Now, away with you. Do try to get me icons before you will me to speak again. Your laziness does not become you.
Your humble and obedient Servant,
The Opera Ghost