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Bored with life, Fausto is about to drink poison when church bells revive his faith. He meets Margarita and falls in love; after she leaves, he summons Mefistofele, who promises to make him young and win her for him. Rejuvenated, Fausto courts Margarita, who comes to return his feelings and secretly invites him to her room. The entry does not summarize the final two acts.
In Paris, Esmeralda attracts the desire of Archdeacon Frollo and the love of Captain Phoebus. After Frollo wounds Phoebus, Esmeralda is imprisoned and sentenced for his supposed murder; she rejects Frollo’s offer to free her in exchange for becoming his lover. Quasimodo gives her sanctuary in Notre-Dame, and Phoebus arrives to clear her before dying in her arms; she vows to follow him.
In fifteenth-century Burgundy, Alice loves a stranger who saved her from drowning, while her guardian has arranged her marriage to Bertrand. The stranger is actually exiled Count Albéric, whose wolf-haunted village fears a werewolf. Alice rejects him when she believes he is the beast, but later declares her love even if he is; the count’s identity is revealed, and Alice and Albéric, and Bertrand and Catherine, become engaged.
Bored with life, Fausto is about to drink poison when church bells revive his faith. He meets Margarita and falls in love; after she leaves, he summons Mefistofele, who promises to make him young and win her for him. Rejuvenated, Fausto courts Margarita, who comes to return his feelings and secretly invites him to her room. The entry does not summarize the final two acts.
In Paris, Esmeralda attracts the desire of Archdeacon Frollo and the love of Captain Phoebus. After Frollo wounds Phoebus, Esmeralda is imprisoned and sentenced for his supposed murder; she rejects Frollo’s offer to free her in exchange for becoming his lover. Quasimodo gives her sanctuary in Notre-Dame, and Phoebus arrives to clear her before dying in her arms; she vows to follow him.
In fifteenth-century Burgundy, Alice loves a stranger who saved her from drowning, while her guardian has arranged her marriage to Bertrand. The stranger is actually exiled Count Albéric, whose wolf-haunted village fears a werewolf. Alice rejects him when she believes he is the beast, but later declares her love even if he is; the count’s identity is revealed, and Alice and Albéric, and Bertrand and Catherine, become engaged.