[speaker001:] Are you OK?
[speaker002:] I'm fine. I'm just so touched by the sad story.
[speaker001:] So I can say now that you must have enjoyed the opera. Which scene is your favorite?
[speaker002:] I love them all. But if I had to name one as the best, I would say it's the ending.
[speaker001:] What's it about? You know, I couldn't help falling asleep.
[speaker002:] Did you? I didn't notice that. But still you should know it, for you have seen it with Laura before.
[speaker001:] I guess I've done the same thing last time I was here with her, too. I mean falling asleep. For me, this one is not that attractive.
[speaker002:] Then I doubt if you like operas at all.
[speaker001:] Yes. I like Carmen very much. But I don't mind if you want to tell me about this one.
[speaker002:] OK, then. The man was old and he was visiting his wife's grave, with a rose in his hand. When he got there, he saw someone already put a rose on her grave.
[speaker001:] Very impressive. And I do like the leading actress who has an amazing voice.
[speaker002:] Me, too. There was always a good round of applause every time she sings.
[speaker001:] Yes, the applause! That was what kept waking me up during the show.
[speaker002:] And it's been such a faultless performance with the perfect lighting, and music. Just amazing!
[speaker001:] No doubt, it's not a simple thing to put on a " phantom show ".
[speaker002:] Exactly.