Madame Giry’s Tale/The Fairground Andrew Lloyd Webber
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[GIRY is hurrying across. RAOUL appears and calls after her]
(spoken)
[RAOUL]
Madame Giry. Wait!
[GIRY]
Please, Monsieur, I know no more than anyone else
[RAOUL]
That's not true
[GIRY (uneasily)]
Monsieur, don't ask. There have been too many accidents
[RAOUL]
Accidents?!
[She moves off again. He stops her.]
Please, Madame Giry, for all our sakes
[GIRY has glanced nervously about her and suddenly deciding to trust him, cuts in.]
[GIRY]
Very well. It was years ago. There was a traveling fair in the city—gypsies. I was very young, studying to be a ballerina. One of many, living in the dormitories of the opera house
(spoken)
[RAOUL]
Madame Giry. Wait!
[GIRY]
Please, Monsieur, I know no more than anyone else
[RAOUL]
That's not true
[GIRY (uneasily)]
Monsieur, don't ask. There have been too many accidents
[RAOUL]
Accidents?!
[She moves off again. He stops her.]
Please, Madame Giry, for all our sakes
[GIRY has glanced nervously about her and suddenly deciding to trust him, cuts in.]
[GIRY]
Very well. It was years ago. There was a traveling fair in the city—gypsies. I was very young, studying to be a ballerina. One of many, living in the dormitories of the opera house
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