The Phantom of the Opera

Author: Gaston Leroux

Book Locations
  • Opéra Garnier

    In "The Phantom of the Opera," the Opéra Garnier is the primary setting where the Phantom hides in the catacombs. The opera house symbolizes both the grandeur and the darkness that envelops the characters.

  • Rue Scribe

    Rue Scribe is where much of the action in the novel takes place, close to the opera house. The street represents the thin line between the world of the living and the Phantom's shadowy domain.

  • The Catacombs

    The Catacombs beneath the Opéra Garnier are where the Phantom dwells, symbolizing the hidden depths of human emotion and the darkness within.

  • Place de l'Opéra

    Place de l'Opéra serves as the public face of the opera house, contrasting with the hidden world below. It symbolizes the divide between appearance and reality in the novel.

  • Boulevard des Italiens

    Boulevard des Italiens is a key location in the novel, representing the lively world outside the opera and the normalcy that contrasts with the Phantom's haunting presence.

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