In Act I, the hero is deluded by a pair of magic eyeglasses into believing that the mechanical doll Olympia is human until Coppelius destroys her.
In Act III of this opera, Dapertutto enslaves the hero by bribing Giulietta with a diamond and capturing his soul by stealing his reflection in her mirror. In Act II, Antonia, like her mother, dies by singing, as prescribed by Dr. Miracle. In Act I, the hero is deluded by a pair of magic eyeglasses into believing that the mechanical doll Olympia is human until Coppelius destroys her. For 10 points, name this opera whose premise is a German fantasy author living out his own tales, written by Jacques Offenbach.
In Act III of this opera, Dapertutto enslaves the hero by bribing Giulietta with a diamond and capturing his soul by stealing his reflection in her mirror.
The {Tales of Hoffmann} [or Les {contes d’Hoffmann}]