Eight Hundred and Seventieth Chapters Women Are Fickle

The door to the Duke's room was suddenly pushed open at this time...

Gilda rushed out in a panic, and when she saw her father under the steps, she shouted in fear, "Father!" While speaking, she quickly rushed out of the group of ministers and threw herself into her father's arms.

Seeing that his daughter had finally come out, Rigoletto excitedly hugged her in his arms and said, "Gilda! My baby!" At the same time, he breathed a sigh of relief, and followed a somewhat smirk to the surrounding officials. : "Masters! Look! This is my daughter. She is my only family member, please don't hurt her." After speaking, he said to Gilda in his arms: "Don't be afraid of my daughter! I will protect you. Actually It's just a joke, don't cry, don't be afraid, it's just a joke everyone played with you, it's just a joke..."

Gilda said sadly: "No! Father! This is not a joke, I have lost my virginity."

"What!" Rigoletto was shocked when he heard the words, and said in disbelief, "You... what did you say?"

Gilda said sadly: "No! Don't let me say it again! There are so many bad people here."

Rigoletto roared angrily from the surrounding ministers: "You all get out of the way! Even the Duke told him to stay away from here! Otherwise, I can't guarantee what I will do."

Seeing this, the ministers sneered, and walked away together with their shoulders on their backs, while singing: "Don't try to go crazy! Let's go together! It's not necessary to pay attention to him." After speaking, the ministers gradually walked out of the hall, Only Rigoletto and Gilda were left in the room.

After Rigoletto looked at the ministers, he turned to look at his terrified daughter, and said, "Speak! Baby! There is no one here anymore."

While sobbing, Gilda told her father off and on about the process... It was every Sunday when she went to church to pray, where she would often meet a handsome young man and have a good impression of him. After his father left last night, the Duke ran to the house to express his love to himself. He was also moved by the enthusiasm of the other party and fell in love with the other party uncontrollably. Who knows that this is all a lie. After the Duke left, he sent someone to kidnap him, and finally sent him to his room, and ruthlessly took everything from him.

When Rigoletto heard his daughter's story, he was also very sad... His fate was already so tragic, why did he bring bad luck to his daughter again. Thinking of this, he could only hug his daughter and comfort each other sadly, and the guilt in his heart also made him feel like a knife.

Rigoletto thought of the vicious duke who dared to hurt his daughter, and the anger in his heart could not be controlled.

There was a noise outside the window, Rigoletto hurried to the window and looked down through the curtains...

Count Montero, who found that he was cursing himself, was being taken to the execution ground by soldiers...

Montero walked past the Duke's building, shook off the soldiers who dragged him, looked at the Duke's room with resentment, and roared: "Why! Why hasn't God heard my curse. Why! Why thunder and lightning and swords Haven't pierced the Duke's heart yet! Why! Why do the wicked always live happily..."

The soldiers rushed up and dragged the roaring Montero away...

Rigoletto angrily knocked on the window and shouted angrily, "No! Listen to the old man... I will punish him instead of God!"

Rigoletto said that the anger in his heart could no longer be suppressed. He was so angry that he smashed everything in the Duke's room to a pulp. The anger made him scream, and he must avenge the Duke. After that, he took his daughter and left the Duke's castle.

The curtain of the second act, also in the back of Rigoletto and Gilda leaving, quickly fell...

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In the applause of the audience, the plot entered the most anticipated scene...

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In the dark night, Rigoletto and Gilda walked on the night road with one foot and one foot...

Rigoletto heard his daughter say nothing,

Knowing that she was still sad about that, she sang: "Daughter! Are you still sad for that person?"

Gilda nodded and said, "Yes father!"

"Confused! You'll soon find out that he's a total badass!" Rigoletto complained.

Gilda shook her head stubbornly and said, "Then I love him too! Even if he is a badass."

"You are such a stupid daughter! How could you fall in love with such a bad guy!" Rigoletto groaned when he heard this, "But it doesn't matter! You will soon see what kind of person he is. Will you ever love him again?"

Gilda said: "Even if he is a badass! But I know he must still love me."

Rigoletto said angrily, "Don't jump to conclusions! When you know the truth, you won't say that." After speaking, he took his daughter and continued to walk forward... A house appeared in a short time. In the eyes of the two, they sneaked their daughter to the rear window of the house and looked inside.

There was a man sitting inside. Gilda didn't know this man, but Rigoletto did. He was the Assassin Sparavchilie.

Just when Gilda felt strange, why did his father bring himself here to see a strange man.

At this time, there was a rush of hooves... Not long after, the door was pushed open, and to Gilda's surprise, the Duke actually walked in.

After the duke entered the room, the aura of the superior immediately showed, and he instructed Spalav Chilie to prepare a room and a good wine, and he needed a rest.

Sparavchilie left with a displeased expression and went to help the Duke get the wine.

The Duke sang his most classic aria in the room with a proud face, which is also a classic tenor aria in the history of opera.

"Women are fickle, like floating feathers. What they say and think is always changing. That lovable face, always crying and laughing, is actually all deception, deceiving those foolish men. Women All fickle, like floating feathers, words spoken and...thoughts, always changeable, always changeable, always changeable...changeable."

At this time, Spalav Qilie sent the wine into the room, the duke poured a glass, looked at it, and sang proudly: "Men who believe in women are the biggest fools in the world, and they will always be entangled in pain and smoothed out in the end. The so-called love. And I only like the sucking, their alluring red lips, but never give it up, my sincerity. Women are all fickle, like floating feathers, words and thoughts... always Changeable, always changeable, always changeless...changeable...")!!