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* In [[Love Never Dies]] after Christine sings the title song, Christine discovers Gustave {{spoiler|(Phantom's son)}} is missing. Needless to say {{spoiler|Phantom}} is livid. He is ready to use every bit of his influence to stop {{spoiler|Raoul}} from leaving Coney Isle and to manhandling and/or murdering {{spoiler|the Girys}} get back his son. |
* In [[Love Never Dies]] after Christine sings the title song, Christine discovers Gustave {{spoiler|(Phantom's son)}} is missing. Needless to say {{spoiler|Phantom}} is livid. He is ready to use every bit of his influence to stop {{spoiler|Raoul}} from leaving Coney Isle and to manhandling and/or murdering {{spoiler|the Girys}} get back his son. |
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- In Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Judge Turpin's mistreatment of Johanna is half of Sweeney's motivation to go on a murdering rampage (the other half being, of course, what the bastard did to his wife Lucy after transporting him for life).
- Captain Walker in the 1993 musical of Tommy. And he's not very happy when he discovers his wife and son with her new Jerkass lover on her 21st birthday!
- In Love Never Dies after Christine sings the title song, Christine discovers Gustave (Phantom's son) is missing. Needless to say Phantom is livid. He is ready to use every bit of his influence to stop Raoul from leaving Coney Isle and to manhandling and/or murdering the Girys get back his son.
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