The protagonist sings "Sola, perduta, abbandonata" when her lover goes to search for water in the desert and this work opens with Edmondo partying in a square in Paris.
The title character of this opera is the subject of the arioso "Sei splendida e lucante" before a dancing master leads a minuet and the title character sings the gavotte "L'ora, o Tirsi, è vaga e bella." The male lead sings of the title character's betrayal when she stops to gather her jewels in "Ah... mi tradisce", and expresses his love for the title character in "Donna non vidi mai" and that lead begs a captain to let him accompany his love on a ship. The protagonist sings "Sola, perduta, abbandonata" when her lover goes to search for water in the desert and this work opens with Edmondo partying in a square in Paris. The title character sings of how her blood runs cold in "In qulle trine morbide" and is sent to prison in Louisiana, where she dies near New Orleans. Earlier she is intercepted on her way to the convent and offered a carriage by Geronte, who makes her his mistress, but she falls in love with Chevalier des Grieux instead. For 10 points, name this opera based on an Abbé Prévost novel, a work of Giacomo Puccini. 
The title character of this opera is the subject of the arioso "Sei splendida e lucante" before a dancing master leads a minuet and the title character sings the gavotte "L'ora, o Tirsi, è vaga e bella.
{Manon Lescaut}