The year is 1873. All events that happened in the Paris opera house three years ago are now just whispers in the wind. Only a few people truly knew what happened that night. The rest came up with there own explanations. Some believed it was the Viscount that set fire to it so he could run off with the chorus girl Christine. Still others said it was the previous owner. Either way with out the Viscount de Changy as the patron anymore, owners Andre and Firmin had to close it's doors and put the opera house up for sale. Only a few months after it had gone up for sale two brothers Evrard and Aiden Leroux came across it. They where men of money and always looking for ways to invest it. They saw the opera house, and tough it needed work they saw great potential in it. It was bought, and they began at once making repairs to it.

Three years later the opera house was back to new as if the fire had never happened. Now that it is once again open the new managers are looking for new employees to fill all the positions. They are filling fast, and while most of the people are new a few people have come back such as Madam Giry and her daughter Meg. While Madam Giry never knew what happen to the phantom she made sure any and all pathways to his layer remained closed, as so no more people would go down there. Tough there was once place within his layer that she missed; the mirror. Now that all the commotion of the past events have died down, Erik has made his way back to his once home to see what was left of it. But to his surprise he finds the opera house open once again and under new management. Being amused by this he has decided to stay to see how these new young managers fair.

Now the only thing left for the opera house to do is find a new leading lady and man, auditions are being held and many people are trying out. But who will get the positions is all the the hands of the Leroux's younger sister Celestine, a young and talented singer who knows a thing or two about what is true talent. Can she handle such a job on her own or will she receive help form a mysterious stranger. Do you think you have what it takes to make it into the lime light, or perhaps that is not for you. Which ever you deiced come join as at The dream begins!

A blog that has been hosted since January of 2008, now in book form containing more than 50 posts regarding the story. The blog examines the characters, emotions, symbols, and sets. It examines not only Leroux’s original work, but also analyzes the play and movie. Personal reflection is encouraged, and the author poses questions to incite further thought and reflection. As a result, lessons and life applications emerge from a timeless masterpiece for everyone to enjoy.

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After the large fire due to the strange event of the phantom of the opera mangers Andre and Firmin regrettably had to close the doors of the opera house. The repairs for it where much to grate and would cost a good deal of money. And know that there parton viscount Raoul de Chagny had run off with his new wife Christine, They had no money to make repairs. So the doors to the opera popular remain closed for many months. But one day a carriage went by and spotted a sign on the opera house that said for sale. "Oh what a wonderful place, I'd love to have it" Said a young female voice. And a few days latter a man in the carriage with the female bought it for her, as his wedding gift to his new wife. His wife tough quite young had quite a love for the arts and was more then thrilled to revise such a gift. And so they paid a team of worked to make repairs on the opera house.

Work was going well till tragedies struck one day she opened her door to find two cops at it saying there was an accident involving Cain. It turned out while on his way home one night after looking over some preparations of the opera house robbers attacked his carriage, and when it was found the next day all they found was his carriage tipped over and signs of a struggle. Because they never found his body they thought him to be dead. Celestine was never the same after that day, she became a quite person rather then her cheery self and wore nothing but black dresses. The now widow Celestine has put all her time into restoring the opera house to honor her late husband. Three years later the opera house was back to it formed glory and is ready to open it's doors again as soon as they get a full cast to preform the shows. Celestine being the manager as put it on herself to pick the best of the best, but can a woman truly run such a business with out any help? Not many people thinks so. So how will this young lady fair in running the world renowned opera house? and what part will the phantom play in all this once word get to him? Find out at Think of me.

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