Christine Daaé is a fictional character from Gaston Leroux's 1910 novel "The Phantom of the Opera." The story has been adapted into numerous films, stage productions, and other media.
In the novel and most adaptations, Christine is a young, talented soprano singer who becomes the object of obsession for Erik, the mysterious and disfigured "Phantom" who lives beneath the Paris Opera House. The Phantom mentors Christine, helping to advance her singing career, and falls deeply in love with her. However, his love is possessive and controlling.
As for Christine's feelings towards the Phantom, they are complex. She feels a mix of gratitude, fear, and compassion for him. While she is moved by his plight and understands his loneliness, she does not reciprocate his romantic feelings. Her love and affection are primarily directed towards her childhood friend, Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny, with whom she is in a romantic relationship.
In essence, while Christine cares for the Phantom and is empathetic towards his tragic circumstances, she does not love him in the romantic sense. Her heart ultimately belongs to Raoul, which is a central element of the conflict in the story.
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