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From Cyrano's most noticeable nostrils drip feelings of inadequacy and anguish that hinder his life from true and honest love. Even though he draws close to directly speak of love to Roxanne, cloaked in darkness and disguised as another, he can never protest his own feelings. He allows his fear and inhibitions to control him. The noble act wherein Cyrano chokes down his pained love for Roxanne in the face of the ultimate tragedy, he bleeds for his good intentions. Is it better to painfully deprive oneself to benefit others? Lacking self-confidence yet intent to preserve nobility by unquestionably serving love's wishes through outright deception does Cyrano curse himself to a loveless-ness and personal anguish?

Neither one hundred men, nor a loudmouth theatrical scoundrel could intimidate the daring, courageous Cyrano de Bergerac. His fear lies within. Cyrano, unable to come to terms with his physical appearance and through self-contempt of inadequacy, he denies......

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Title: Cryano De Bergerac
Approximate Word Count: 564
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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