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Carmen

Carmen

Written by: Prosper Mérimée
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In the enchanting backdrop of 1830s Spain, our narrator weaves a tale of unexpected encounters with two enigmatic figures the cunning thief Don José Navarro and the captivating Romani woman, Carmen. Little does he realize that their lives are destined to intertwine in a passionate and tumultuous romance, one that will ultimately lead to heart-wrenching tragedy. This timeless novella, penned in 1845, has inspired countless adaptations, including the renowned opera by Georges Bizet. - Summary by Mary Kay and WikipediaCopyright Nature and Animals Art Drama & Plays
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