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Hello all!
Here with another script for you folks! This one is loosely based on the plot of the opera La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi, which tells the story of the doomed romance between a young man and a prostitute – the latter of which is slowly dying of tuberculosis. Fun fact: the film Moulin Rouge is also based on this opera. The title of this script is derived from a quote from La Traviata: “The roses in my cheeks are already faded.” Not the most upbeat story, but nevertheless, I hope you enjoy it.
Also, this is my first F4M script! Sorry if I have been neglecting the lovely ladies here!
Additional Tag: [La Traviata] inspired
Synopsis: The setting here is vaguely historic – but the script has no specific time or place associated with it. The speaker takes on the role of a high-class prostitute/courtesan who has attracted the attention and admiration of the listener, a well-to-do man. Shortly after a party thrown by the speaker, the listener attempts to confess his love to the speaker. Although she feels the same, she is reluctant to express that to him. The speaker is deathly ill – and she knows this. She does not want to raise the listener’s hopes, only for them to be dashed when she ultimately succumbs to her illness. However, he refuses to take no for an answer – and in the end, she begrudgingly reveals her feelings. The two them enjoy the night together.
As always, please feel free to improv as much or as little as you wish. I would love to hear your interpretation. And, if you do fill this, please let me know!
You can find the script here.
Thanks!
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