Talking About "Rigoletto 리골렛토 / Verdi 베르디"

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Jaegyum: Hey Jaeyi, did you read that summary of "Rigoletto"? It was pretty intense!

Jaeyi: Yeah, the one about the Duke and the jester? It was kind of sad. I didn't really get why Rigoletto was so mean sometimes, though.

Jaegyum: Well, the summary said he was cursed, right? And he was also making fun of people because of his job. It's like he was trying to protect himself by being mean first. Remember how it said he was ashamed of his hunchback?

Jaeyi: Oh yeah! And the Duke was a total player! He just went around saying sweet things to all the ladies. It said he even pretended to be someone else to trick Gilda. That was messed up.

Jaegyum: Totally! And Gilda, Rigoletto's daughter, she was so innocent. She didn't know anything about the bad stuff in the world. It's sad that she fell for the Duke's lies.

Jaeyi: And then when Rigoletto found out, he wanted revenge so badly! He even hired that assassin, Sparafucile. That part was scary.

Jaegyum: I know! But the worst part is that Gilda sacrificed herself for the Duke in the end. She was supposed to be safe, but she got killed instead. That was so unfair!

Jaeyi: I know! It made me feel really bad for Rigoletto. He lost the one person he loved most. The curse really did come true. It said at the end he cries out "La maledizione!" - "The curse!".

Jaegyum: Yeah, it was a really tragic story. All that meanness and trickery led to a really sad ending for everyone.

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