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[Anonymous No.]

Sup /jp/

I saw the opera Carmen last week, it was pretty good. However the thing that really stuck with me throughout watching it was that Carmen herself was almost everything we hate in 3dwomen and was, pig disgusting.

I just thought was was something interesting to share.

[Anonymous No.]

>I just thought was was something interesting to share.

Im glad someone thinks so.

[Anonymous No.]

She was a woman living in a hard time that had to take advantage of stupid men.

[Anonymous No.]

>hay guize, this thread is tangentially related to /jp/ am i sugoi yet?

[Anonymous No.]

Pretty much all comical operas have some really manipulative bitch in the cast. Those librettists really had some strange interests.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4913156
>Marked for deletion (old)

This was the worst system ever. I'm glad it finally got ditched.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4913270
I don't. I hate seeing shitty threads stay on here for weeks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4913367
Oh OP, you so crazy.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ at the opera? Why suddenly so highbrow? But ok, French and Italian operas...

Anyway, I might go and see Carmen in may, but probably not because I already know it will be totally overrun and I don't fancy waiting for hours and hours for something that is not Wagner

[Kilga M. Aya~n !2BklmILFiE No.]

>>4913270

It was good for stuff like this, though.

(Ignore the edit, the image came like that and I missed the original thread.)

[Anonymous No.]

>>4913465
Wagner is /v/-tier, man.

[Anonymous No.]

>I saw a 3D pig disgusting woman and she was 3D pig disgusting

Storia buon fratello.
Persone che muoiono se vengono uccisi.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4913625
I know, that's why I tried to hide it. Whatever, I'm still gonna take every opportunity to see them. Also they get pretty good as soon as you imagine the roles as being played by a /jp/ or /a/ related cast.

At the end of Parsifal when he heals Amfortas: hearing Wagners music in the opera house, seeing a decent production and then imagining the scene as Konata (Parsifal) tenderly loving (=opening the grail) Kagami (Amfortas). Not really the religion Wagner intended, but it's truly godlike.

Something else: A while ago I saw Manon Lescaut and the production had a lot of maids running around. Then suddenly all the maids were raped! That was the moment when i thought that /jp/ would definitely enjoy it.