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Cyrano de Bergerac Study Guide

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by Edmond Rostand
About 84 pages (25,170 words)
Cyrano de Bergerac (play) Summary

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Characters

Bellerose

The stage manager of the theater where Montfleury was set to perform, he is put in the position of calming the crowd when Cyrano runs Montfleury off the stage. He allows Le Bret and Cyrano to wait in the theater while the mob leaves after the duel with Valvert.

Christian

A handsome but tongue-tied soldier from Touraine; Christian comes to Paris to join the Gascony Guards (Cyrano's regiment) and to find the beautiful Roxane.

So overcome is he with Roxane's beauty that he allows Cyrano to woo Roxane with words when itbecomes obvious that his good looks are not enough to win her heart. Even after he is married to her, it is Cyrano who continues the relationship, composing moving love letters for Christian. When he finds that the words (Cyrano's heart and.....

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