Moral values of the phantom of the opera?

Answer 1

One of them is that it's not a person's face that counts, as the phantom's, but their soul.

Christine: "This haunted face holds no horror for me now... It's in your soul that the true distortion lies..."

Answer 2

Moral values are important in any literary texts as it will somehow bring some positive elements in literary works. In the novel "phantom of the Opera" Gaston Leroux emphasizes on the factors of loyalty, love, sacrificing and friendship. Sacrificing is the most significance values can be seen in the novel when the main character, Christine Daae is willing to sacrifice his life for her Raoul upon seeing him being tortured by The Phantom in his torture chamber. She is willing to marry Erik (The Phantom) only if he releases Raoul and The Persian. From the story itself, the writer tries to convey that love can make people sacrifice for each other, even if they have to suffer.

The other moral values that can be found is that we as human being should not alienate people based on physical appearance. For example, the character Madam Giry refuses to mistreat Erik the same way as other people does. She accepts the presence of The Phantom in the opera and becoming a very good friend to Erik. She realizes that Erik is just a human being who deserved loves and life partner and she is not excluded Erik like others did.

Besides, based on the story the readers might get some clear justification on how to treat person that we love. Erik somehow failed to behave as rational person by kidnapping Christine just because of his envious toward Christine's relationship with Raoul. Hence, people especially readers should understand that love could not been forced since love should comes naturally like how Christine loving Raoul.

In contrast, Phantom of the Opera also raised issues which regard with moral values for instance loyalty toward person. In the novel, Moncharmin and Richard, the managers of the opera house show excellent examples toward their commitment on career. They are working harder to ensure the opera performance going smoothly and ignoring Erik's warning letter.

Answer 3

the writer tries to convey that love can make people sacrifice for each other, even if they have to suffer. Another more minor moral would be that we should not alienate others by physical appearance.

Answer 4

The Moral Values of the Phantom of the Opera, here it is the Phantom is physically ugly due to illness or torture from the gypsy he is able to write, sing beautiful music, a teach a woman name Christine to sing. Christine is in love with her teacher before his unmasked, she imagined him to be a perfect Angel, An Angel of Music. Once the mask is off, she is horrified by his ugly appearance even the Phantom viewed himself as an Angel from Hell. Raoul her childhood friend is handsome, but he has no understanding for music, nor can he sing. Do not judge someone's Physical Appearance,if you do you will not see the beauty inside them.

Answer 5

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