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Maya gives background information about when she left town, "I was 13 and left Arkansas for good" (Angelou 13).

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In "Cyrano de Bergerac," Roxane admits she doesn't look for looks in love by saying, "...I love you for your soul alone..." (Rostand 133)

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In cyrano de bergerac, Roxane describes how she loves christian for his "soul alone" (Rostand 194).

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In Edmond Rostand's Cyrano De Bergerac, Cyrano describes his nose as a "hawks beak" (Rostand 27)

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Roxane analyzes "Christian's" faltering vocabulary by stating "My words do not find the same difficulty as yours" (Rostand 91).

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Cyrano reveals his complex about his unattractive appearance as he confesses his love towards Roxane to Le Bret by saying, "my poor great devil of a nose" (Rostand 38).

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Roxane expresses concern for her husband, Christian, when De Quiche tells her he must leave for battle (

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Cyrano quotes Copernicus upon his death by stating, "... and what the devil was he doing in that galley?" (Rostand 159).

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In Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac, Valvert describes Cyrano's nose as, "very large!" (29).

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Roxanne officially states her love for Cyrano when she says ,"I love you... You shall live"(Rostand 158).

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Cyrano predicts his indignation for Monteflurry when his "cane will rumple your ribbons!" (28)

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Edmond Rostand expresses his anger towards Montfluery " I advice you all to sit down quietly in your seat. Otherwise my cane will rumple your ribbons!" (28)

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In "Cyrano de Bergerac", by Edmond Rostand Roxane explains her compasion for Christian by telling Cyrano,"Promise me that he won't catch a cold"(

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Roxanne demonstrates the theme of romantic delusions when she explains, "It is your letters that have gone to my head!" (Rostand 131).

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Edmond Rostand expresses Le Bret's opinion about love, "Love is a lottery" (38).

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At the end of his life, Cyrano tells Roxanne that he will have one thing to keep with him when he enters the house of God, his "plume!" (Rostand 161).

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Roxane expresses her love for Christan by saying "even if he was ugly, I would love him all the more" (Rostand 146-147).

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Roxanne shows concern towards Cyrano by asking why he never told her all these years, "...the tears were yours?" (Rostand 156).

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Cyrano describes that Roxxane will never love him by stating "She laughs at me" (Rostand 35).

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cryano expresses his love for Roxanne through

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Rostand Edmond describes Cyrano's despair in the statement "I must die, knowing that Roxane truly mourns for me" (148).

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Cyrano openly expresses his unfortunately large nose as "...crooked, like an owl's beak" (Rostand, 28).

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Edmund Rostand describes his nose as," I sir would have amputated--on the spot"(30).

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Cyrano expresses his disgust for Montfleury, the actor he banned from the playhouse, when he says "It was like watching a... slug crawling on a flower!"(Rostand 49)

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Cyrano expresses his suprise when finding out the man Roxanne loves is "Handsome" (Rostand 58).