The protagonist of this opera asks when robins make their nests "C'e.
The protagonist of this opera asks when robins make their nests "C'e. Entrate," and she names her son Dolore, meaning "sorrow." That character was earlier condemned by her uncle, Bonze, for converting to Christianity. The main tenor  in this work purchases a house for 999 years, with the right to cancel the agreement every month; that character is introduced to the title character by the (*) marriage broker Goro, but deserts her to marry an American woman, Kate. The American Consul Sharpless talks with title character at the end of this opera, before she commits seppuku. Lieutenant Pinkerton abandons his Japanese wife Cio-Cio San in, for ten points, what opera, a work of Giocomo Puccini?
The protagonist of this opera asks when robins make their nests "C'e.
{Madame Butterfly} or {Madama Butterfly}