LOHENGRIN by RICHARD WAGNER - the Synopsis

Get to know the Synopsis of the opera LOHENGRIN by RICHARD WAGNER. In a 4-minute film you will watch the most important actions. Enriched with role descriptions and informative illustrations.
Get to know the Synopsis of the opera LOHENGRIN by RICHARD WAGNER. In a 4-minute film you will watch the most important actions. With role descriptions and illustrations.

[@Rosangela161]

Excellent! Thank you.
Love it.

[@PariahWagner]

1. What is Lohengrin's only weakness?
2. In the third act, the real reason Telramund went to assassinate Lohengrin?
3. For what reason did Lohengrin have to marry Elsa?
4. When was the duel between Lohengrin and Telramund?
5. If it is said that Lohengrin's victory in the fight is based on "God's judgment", then what is "God's judgment" based on?
6. Why does Ortrud think that Elsa will suffer her own consequences?
7. Lohengrin can refuse anyone's question, but why can't he refuse Elsa?
8. Where does Lohengrin's divine power come from? Where does the power to keep a secret come from?
9. Lohengrin accused Elsa of betrayal because of being bewitched, so what specific aspects of Elsa's bewitching are manifested?
10. What is the only reward that Lohengrin is willing to sacrifice for Elsa?

[@opera-inside4177]

Wow, great questions!

[@mikhailvasiliev6275]

A lot of these can be answered very simply with "Wagner didn't like thinking his worldbuilding through."

[@808uzytkownik]

​@@mikhailvasiliev6275it sounds as if you were ridiculing the master. Worldbuilding is a thing of low art. It's unnecesary

[@mikhailvasiliev6275]

@@808uzytkownik
I am actively shitting on the "master."
World-building is absolutely necessary for people to be invested in what you're doing. If you give them the impression that anything can happen because the writer says so, they won't care about anything.

[@808uzytkownik]

@@mikhailvasiliev6275 skill issue. You don't need to be fakely engaged, it's YOUR job to pay attention