Tosca 토스카 / Puccini 푸치니

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Long ago in Rome, there was a famous singer named Floria Tosca. She was deeply in love with a talented painter named Mario Cavaradossi. One day, a mean police chief named Scarpia wanted to capture Mario because he had helped a political prisoner escape. Scarpia was a very evil man who also had a secret desire for Tosca.

Scarpia tricked Tosca by making her believe that Mario was with another woman. Tosca, very jealous, unknowingly led Scarpia's men to where Mario was hiding. Scarpia then arrested Mario. He told Tosca that he would let Mario go free if she would do what he wanted. Tosca was terrified and desperate to save her beloved Mario.

Tosca pretended to agree to Scarpia's evil plan, but secretly she planned to trick him. She asked to see Mario and for a safe passage for them to leave Rome. Scarpia agreed and wrote a fake order for Mario's execution, telling Tosca that it would just be a mock shooting. As Scarpia went to embrace Tosca, she bravely stabbed him with a knife she had hidden.

Overjoyed, Tosca ran to the prison where Mario was to be shot. She showed him the safe passage and told him that the execution would be fake, and he should pretend to fall when the soldiers fired blank bullets. But Scarpia had lied. The execution was real, and Mario died. When Tosca realized what had happened, and as Scarpia's men came after her for killing him, she climbed to the top of Castel Sant'Angelo and jumped off, wanting to be with Mario.

The image will depict the dramatic moment in Scarpia's office. Tosca, with a determined and horrified expression, is standing over the fallen body of Scarpia, holding the knife she used to stab him. The room is dimly lit, emphasizing the intensity of the scene.

( N.B. 위 콘텐츠는 Google AI Studio 로 제작한 것입니다 )