“Close your eyes let your spirit start to soar, and you'll live as you've never lived before.”

“Think of me, think of me fondly, when we’ve said ________.”

The leading Prima Donna of the Opera House who apparently needs to work on her acting skills.

The numbers of years "these things" have been happening, according to Carlotta.

This is the Phantom’s preferred choice of weapon.

“I fought so hard to free you…”

“Passing bells and sculpted angels, cold and monumental, seem for you the wrong companions, you were warm and _______”.

She found and saved the Phantom as a young boy and brought him to the Opera House.

The opera box number that the Phantom requires be left open and reserved for him.

Raoul is dressed in costume as this during the “Masquerade”.

“Wildly my mind beats against you…yet the soul obeys!”

“Let me be your freedom, let daylight dry your tears. I'm here with you, beside you, to _____ you and to guide you...”

He is the male lead singer in the Paris Opera House, love interest of the Prima Donna, and murdered by the Phantom during Don Juan Triumphant.

The number of years Carlotta has been leading soprano.

This item that plays music from "Masquerade" was being sold at auction and is purchased by Raoul who later leaves it at Christine's grave.

“I only wish I knew your secret…”

“Fear can turn to love – you’ll learn to see, to find the man behind this monster; this repulsive ______ who seems a beast but secretly dreams of beauty….secretly….secretly…”

The name of Christine’s mute character in the play ‘Il Muto’

The lot number of the opera chandelier that is being auctioned during the prologue.

The nickname Christine's father, Gustave, lovingly referred to her as and Raoul later remembers her by.

“Still at least the seats get sold, gossip's worth its weight in gold.”

“Turn your face away, from the _____ light of day”

The name of Don Juan’s faithful servant in ‘Don Juan Triumphant’.

The opera being rehearsed at the very beginning of the story in which Christine later performs “Think of Me”.

This man was the head scene shifter has a bad habit of telling stories about the Opera Ghost and later is killed by the Phantom during the ballet.