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Date Posted: 10:23:57 12/15/01 Sat
Author: Tony Turre
Subject: Re: La Boheme
In reply to: Justine 's message, "Re: La Boheme" on 15:11:51 12/13/01 Thu

I totally disagree with Justine. I think its so much better to see an opera with original characters with their own personality traits rather than see an opera with poor rip-offs of another. One thing i do think is different though is the fact that at the end Musetta shows a change of heart and opens up to a "warm side" when she gives Marcello a pair of earrings to sell to get a doctor. Carmen was mean and heartless up until the end of the play and she would have never done anything like this for anyone but herself.

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