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The Grotesque Character Of Cyrano De Bergerac

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Cyrano De Bergerac’s gallant soldier, Cyrano, decides to love another person other than himself. Although Cyrano possesses a rare poetic charm, he’s known for his appalling nose and thinks of himself as a pure ugly figure. His rhymes manages to soften a woman’s heart or cause a grown man to cry, longing for home. “(Every head is bowed; every eye cast down. Here and there a tear is furtively brushed away with the back of a hand, the corner of a cloak.” Carbon says, “You make them weep.”(136). Living vigorously and courageously, yet he fears to confess his heart and face a heartbreaking rejection. Admiring from afar, Cyrano hesitates because of his inherent grotesque features, until he encountered Christian. A suave soldier from the Guards, Christian,
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