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The Lover: A Journey From 1897 to 1987

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English

 

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Christopher F

 

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February 1, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Which do both C. D. and Cyrano lack? Neither of them is exceptionally handsome. Both, however love the Roxanne in their version of the story. Both the play and film revolve around a basic plot line. Ugly man loves beautiful girl but is afraid to speak to her for fear of her reaction to his large facial extremity, namely his nose...
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Handsome yet unintelligent companion of ugly man happens to like the same woman. The ugly man helps the handsome man woo her by writing beautiful letters to her. Nothing too complicated, but it is sufficient, for this plot made an audience clap for half an hour on opening day in Paris in 1897. Though they have similarities and differences in how they present their romance and intelligence, both Cyrano and Charles D Bales have these qualities and use them to become the epitome of a lover for their time...
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