I really like this. I would really love to know how Arthur Kopit developed this version of the Phantom. But to get the details on that, I guess I would have to go and do research at the Bobst Library at NYU in NYC., as Arthur Kopit donated his papers to them. (Not likely, as I live in Atlanta.) But maybe, just maybe, this is actually some of what went through his mind! Good job!

Brilliant writing, I enjoyed reading!

I loved this. It's funny to think that Erik himself was the inspiration behind one of his best incarnations.. And I loved the irony that he threatened Kopit into making him a nice character!

(Have I reviewed for this before? I forget...)
Oh, well! Even if I have, this phantastic, phunny phic is phar to phabulous not to phavor! XD Seriously though, I loved it. Just so you know. In fact, I'll think I'll read it again!
Yay!

Haha, a new Phantom...

Very nice, if I do say so myself. The Phantom can be very... persuasive, huh? It was quite funny. I'm looking forward to the next chapter.

Loved that, I was smiling and giving silent laughter throughout it.

Oh this is very nice. There are not enough Charles Dance or Kopit Phantom fanfictions out there. I really liked this little one-shot. Really cool idea.

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That was quite amusing, actually. I love the idea of Erik telling Arthur Kopit how to write him, describing what to avoid based on past films. I enjoyed the old film references, also. The Charles Dance movie is one of my favourite film adaptations, even though Erik is a bit too nice. Not that I mind it, though. Also, hurray for blonde Christine! One thing I wish more films had, though, is the Persian. Seriously, why's everybody always hating on the Persian?

Hello!

Aww this was way cute! I liked this one quite a bit. Erik finally says what is on his mind and thank God he asked for Christine to toughen up! It would have been the first thing I asked for. :)