The singer then walks into an alleyway on a winter's night, revealed in the air as he breathes.

The singer immediately recognized Buford from newspaper pictures and walked toward him.

The opera finally begins, and the singer playing Carmen walks onto the stage.

The fat red singer walked to centre stage as the prelude to the duet began.

G'joth called out just as the singer walked through the doorway.

A wonderful baritone voice erupted from the terrible fangs, and though all in the hall knew the singer walked alone, none could see him.

Much of the action is played atop a slanted central platform, which makes the singers walk cautiously.

Then dressed in a long black coat, the singer walks in the snow.

As the singer walks through a forest, the father is shown resorting to drinking in grief.

After the singer walks away, the wife is joined by her date.