Part 2: The Magic Flute: A bedtime story (pdf) - Opera Australia

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He tells Tamino the real <strong>story</strong>: the Queen is bent on revenge afterSarastro foiled her plans to plunge the world into darkness, by stealingthe magical disk of the sun.Tamino is stuck. It is now obvious the Queen was lying, but what aboutthe kidnapped Pamina?He still loves the pretty girl from the portrait, and he has sworn to saveher.<strong>The</strong>re’s only one thing to be done. He must join Sarastro’s brotherhoodif he has any hope of finding his princess.22
Meanwhile in the forest, Papageno and Pamina are hiding fromMonostatos, tip-toeing and whispering in the dark.“If they catch us, we’re doomed!”“So!” comes a voice through thedark. “You thought you couldescape!” Monostatos has caughtthem up, bringing slaves andchains and ropes.Pamina despairs, but Papageno decides to try out his silver bells.23
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Page 3 and 4: The tale ofa magic flute,a handsome
Page 5 and 6: Prince Tamino is frightened.“I ca
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Page 9 and 10: Tamino is curious. “Hey! You ther
Page 12: Prince Tamino doesn’t exactly nee
Page 16 and 17: “But how are we to find our way?
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Page 22 and 23: 20...and the two run away as Monost
Page 26 and 27: As they tinkle through the air, Mon
Page 28 and 29: “The trial by fire will test your
Page 31 and 32: The secret powers of the Magic Flut
Page 33: The beastly Monostatos joins forces
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Part 2: The Magic Flute: A bedtime story (pdf) - Opera Australia

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