The Phantom of the Circus
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MatureComplete Mon, May 1, 202315m
The Phantom of the opera is a mysterious and brutal man. But how could an innocent child be persuaded to become a mass murderer and yet still have a heart? The Phantoms childhood is unknown except his time being tortured at the circus. But how did he get his mask, his love for music, how did he become the Phantom of the Opera?
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