( BUQUET mysteriously appears, a length of fabric
serving as a cloak, and a piece of rope as the Punjab lasso.
He is showing off to the BALLET GIRLS )

BUQUET
Like yellow parchment
is his skin. . .
a great black hole served as the
nose that never grew. . .

( Demonstrating his method of self-defence against the
Punjab lasso, he inserts his hand between his neck
and the noose, and then pulls the rope taut.
With a mixture of horror and delight,
the BALLET GIRLS applaud this demonstration )

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(explaining to them)
You must be always
on your guard,
or he will catch you with his
magical lasso!

( A trap opens up centre stage casting a shadow of the
PHANTOM as he emerges. The GIRLS, linking hands,
run off terrified. The PHANTOM, leading CHRISTINE,
fixes his stare on BUQUET. Sweeping his cape around
CHRISTINE, he exits with her But before they go GIRY
has entered, observing. She turns on BUQUET )

GIRY
Those who speak
of what they know
find, too late, that prudent
silence is wise.
Joseph Buquet,
hold your tongue-
he will burn you with the
heat of his eyes. . .

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Prologue
Overture
Think Of Me
Angel Of Music
The Mirror
Phantom Of The Opera
Music Of The Night
I Remember / Stranger Than You Dreamt It
Notes / Prima Donna
Poor Fool He Makes Me Laugh
Why Have You Brought Me Here
All I Ask Of You
All I Ask Of You ( Reprise )
Entr' acte
Masquerade
Notes / Twisted Everyway
The Graveyard
Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
Wandering Child
Point Of No Return
Down Once More / Track Down
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