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Opera
Opera noun - A building where musical dramas are performed.
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Nearby Word: operatic
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On the British soap opera HollyOaks, troubled emo kid Newt has an alternate personality called "Eli", who trashes the Deans' house and encourages him to run away from his foster home.
Source: Split Personality - In Act III of Tchaikovsky's 1884 opera, Mazeppa (or Mazepa), a very dark opera, anti-hero Mazeppa has managed to accidentally destroy everything Andrei cares about, including driving the woman he loves to insanity, killing her father, and destroying the thriving manor house we saw in Act I.
- In the 1970 soap opera The Best Of Everything, gang member Squirrel takes revenge against now-straight Randy by breaking into Randy's fiancee's house and injecting brownies with LSD.
Source: Drugs Are Bad / Live-Action TV
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