A character with this name tells her lover to "take me quickly, quickly" in a lengthy love duet which they sing while embracing on a hill overlooking a city.
A character with this name tells her lover to "take me quickly, quickly" in a lengthy love duet which they sing while embracing on a hill overlooking a city. In an opera in which the pleasure of Paris is personified by the figure of the Noctambulist, a character of this name is crowned Queen and Muse of Montmartre and sings about her happiness with her lover Julien in the aria "Depuis le jour" ["duh-PWEE luh ZHOOR"]. A character of this first name is poisoned with a glass of water by (*) Rodolfo at the end of an opera in which she is imprisoned by Count Walter. That opera is based on Schiller's play Intrigue and Love. For 10 points, identify this name, shared by the protagonist of Gustave Charpentier's most famous opera and a woman surnamed Miller in a Verdi opera.
A character with this name tells her lover to "take me quickly, quickly" in a lengthy love duet which they sing while embracing on a hill overlooking a city.
Louise [or Luisa]