Chinese Association of Idaho State University (CAISU)
Phantom of the Opera's Fitness Routine
The Phantom was not just another creepy guy withMzf Group Review a bad disposition. He was strong and agile and knew how to use weapons, ropes, poisons and explosives. He could scamper up the rafters of the opera house, like a monkey and elude capture as well. In hand-to-hand combat, he was equally dangerous. At one point, while playing his violin for his protege, Christine, her young suitor, Rauol, appears and tried to make some demands. At which point, with a single blow, the Phantom knocks out the younger man, but spares his life. (Note: Don't ever interrupt the Phantom him while he is playing his violin.)
The phantom, whose real name was Erik, had been the disfigured son of a construction worker. Young Erik fled from his home in Normandy and joined several carnivals, where he learned skills of agility, performance in music and even weapons. He became very good with weapons, including the rope. He could throw a loop, known as a "Punjab Lasso," around an opponent's neck with amazing speed. Sometimes he was ordered to entertain a wealthy sultana (wife of a sultan) by being locked in a room with a condemned prisoner welding a pike and sword. Eirk with his lasso, would always win. (The sultana, later learned the same skill, and she would entertain herself by dispatching both servants and friends with her lasso. And people think that Erik was scary.)
The Phantom was also hired by wealthy men to construct mysterious buildings with secret passage ways in Turkey and Persia. (But he had to flee when his employers attempted to keep the secret passages secret by murdering Erik.) When he took this skill to France, the Phantom built the opera house where he designed his own hideouts and passage ways. This opera house covered several acres, including a large horse stables. So, he had plenty of room to move around, watch the world, practice his music and carry out his mischief.
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