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Afosa Adagio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He described her as mean someone caring she demanded more than she gave someone that is only politely spoken of in a gesturing of description. The first AACT spoke of her speaking to her lover who only spoken Italian. Moments later she is said to be speaking to her lover in Portuguese.. We learn later both are separate entities neither wise to the other. Act Four speak of him finding Pantaloni senza cavallo, in his bedroom. He reflected the days and nights remember nothing of their where abouts. He knew they fit her and the smell he knew they were worn. "Pantaloni senza cavallo! Pantaloni senza cavallo!" he was heard crying through the door the maid rushed to tell her: they stood doors away giggling about the scene. " the maid saying in italian " he wished her to be less desirable mine he handle her" The Woman spoke" and more common that she should be submissive" Maybe the sarcasm of words can be expressed in the desire to undermined him. It couldn't happened to a nicer guy: you know! "Creating monsters are the ways of cornata women are we then either as evil as he or wiser and untrue la canzone sfacciata intrigante complotto è stata scritta per questo" She loved neither and was believed to have been in love with anyone whom henear to. Storing his past and sleeping with those he hired. He knew of one affair, then learned of the many ones she had had. Once he was sleeping and she woke him to have him drunk she pretended to be "gobby with him" wearing a scorff. It was the stable man from afar unshaved and paid by her to do so. When he learned of this she had been sent to an undisclosed place and a letter written by her detailed the event. she stayed away for weeks. returning he just eye balle her while the staff tryed to hold in their laughter. Fictional Depiction of an Italain Contessa and her Inperatore Husband. Opera of Frustration and Love. Bassoon solo: number twenty four is a bass lovers dream! The staff nicknamed her "Gobby Il Lupo" a term that was unkind but true!
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