Christine examines the circumstances of her marriage—and her husband’s body.

The third and final act to Risk, Reward. Stalker and victim, or boyfriend and girlfriend, Erik and Christine begin to heal.

Sequel to Risk, Reward. After confronting her stalker, Christine calls Erik back.

It’s no great mystery why Erik texted Christine in the first place. She’s beautiful. He’s lonely. Why not? The worst that will happen is she blocks him. He’s been rejected in worse ways, some involving pepper spray. The real mystery is why she continues texting him back.

According to one reviewer in L’Époque News-Paper: While La Daaé’s voice is that of an Angel, some say her pale face and thin, corpse-like figure renders an image not of everlasting Heavenly life, but of solemn Death.

During the Point of No Return, the plot to fell the Phantom is successful. Christine had decided to murder him, and for all her second thoughts, there is no turning back now.

The former daroga of Mazandaran has had a hard day and looks to his lover for comfort. Erik can be good at that sort of thing when he wants to be.

What drives a man to follow a self-proclaimed ghost throughout the years, across the seas, and into the sewers? An attempt to uncover the true mystery man of the opera: The Persian, and his strange affairs with a man known as the Phantom.

Erik has felt unwell all week. For once, he decides to listen to his body's demands and do something about it. But Daroga’s way is simply better.