“He satisfied my curiosity, for Erik, who is a real monster – I have seen him at work in Persia, alas – is also, in certain respects, a regular child, vain and self-conceited, and there is nothing he loves so much, ater astonishing people, as to prove all the really miraculous ingenuity of his mind.”

“He satisfied my curiosity, for Erik, who is a real monster – I have seen him at work in Persia, alas – is also, in certain respects, a regular child, vain and self-conceited, and there is nothing he loves so much, ater astonishing people, as to prove all the really miraculous ingenuity of his mind.”

— Gaston Leroux