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Title: Beyond the Green Baize Door 9/?
Author: charleygirl
Word Count: 1785
Rating: G
Genre: General, Drama
Characters Involved: Christine Daae, Erik the Phantom, Raoul de Chagny
Disclaimer: The Phantom of the Opera is the creation of Gaston Leroux but probably these days copyright to Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Summary: Christine visits her father's grave. Follows Chapter 5: Nowhere to Turn.
Author's Notes: I must admit to having a bit of a problem with Wandering Child/Bravo Monsieur, mainly because what works on stage (the Phantom shooting fireballs at Raoul for example) just looks ridiculous in prose. Equally, I dislike the swordfight in the movie because (like everything else about that film) it's completely ludicrous. I do, however, like the snowy cemetery setting, and that's what I've used here. Also, I doubt that Daddy Daae was rich enough to have such a huge mausoleum as those he's given. The title is from the Enya track of the same name, which can be found on her album Amarantine.
( Amid the Falling Snow )
Author: charleygirl
Word Count: 1785
Rating: G
Genre: General, Drama
Characters Involved: Christine Daae, Erik the Phantom, Raoul de Chagny
Disclaimer: The Phantom of the Opera is the creation of Gaston Leroux but probably these days copyright to Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Summary: Christine visits her father's grave. Follows Chapter 5: Nowhere to Turn.
Author's Notes: I must admit to having a bit of a problem with Wandering Child/Bravo Monsieur, mainly because what works on stage (the Phantom shooting fireballs at Raoul for example) just looks ridiculous in prose. Equally, I dislike the swordfight in the movie because (like everything else about that film) it's completely ludicrous. I do, however, like the snowy cemetery setting, and that's what I've used here. Also, I doubt that Daddy Daae was rich enough to have such a huge mausoleum as those he's given. The title is from the Enya track of the same name, which can be found on her album Amarantine.
( Amid the Falling Snow )
