We begin in nineteen nineteen, in the monochrome ghost of the Paris Opéra House. An elderly Raoul bids on a music box, a relic of a lost love. But then, lot six hundred sixty-six is unveiled: the great chandelier. As it rises, it washes the world in vibrant color, pulling us back in time to the theater's golden age. This is not just a flashback; it is a resurrection.
Here we meet our players. ...
