Cyrano de Bergerac (Signet Classics)

Edmund Rostan (1868-1918) was born in Marseille, France in 1868 and is the son of an outstanding cultural family. Young Rostan first received education at Marseille and then obtained a law degree in Paris. But this is a profession and he never practiced. He began his literary debut in lyric poetry in 1890, and his first major work "Romantic" was produced by a French cartoon company in 1894. In 1897, Cyrano de Bergerac was widely acclaimed, had a massive success, Rostand further strengthened him as the most important person of contemporary French romantic playwright of 1900 L'Aiglon and 1910 Chantecler did.

Eteel Lawson is educated in France and has two master's degrees in international relations and economics. She works in the United Nations in Paris and currently lives in the French Riviera.

Cynthia B. Kerr, a professor of French and French studies at Cesar College, received his doctorate. French and Humanities at Stanford University She specialized in performance research and early modern France and published three books including Corneilleàl'affiche: Answers from 1980 to 2000. She is the author of more than 80 articles and book reviews published in the European and American journals. She often writes for the publication "Selection" of the American Library Association

One of Cyrano De Bergerac 's themes, Edmond Rothstead' s play is a fraud. Cirano de Bergerac is a play about the French army chief Silano de Bergerac. Cyrano de Bergerac was held in France in 1640. Through the drama, Cyrano tries to win the heart of his favorite girl Roxanne. At the beginning of the play, Silano wrote a love letter to Roxanne. He believes that when she talks about people she likes, she loves him when she says she likes handsome. Cyrano then discovered that Roxanne loves his friend Christian, his desperate foolish friend. Throughout the story, many characters deceive each other. This happened three times in Silano, which he told Christians that he would write a letter to him to Roxanne, as she falls in love with him. There was another fraud in the drama. That is when Cyrano deceived Christian to make him think he did not like Roxanne.

In the famous drama "Cyrano de Bergerac", Roxanne fell in love with a handsome but powerless Christian whose character and serenade were written by Cyrano. For this example, the robot is a Christian, the user Roxanne, Cyrano will be fine. Before getting curious, I do not have a normal size, an inconspicuous nose, and a long nose like the glittery shape you saw above. But you understand. Robots want chic but stupid Christians. We want them to succeed. To some degree of wisdom, some balance, some character, we must give the user irritation, at least not accepting it, or getting irritated by the robot. Not much, but just enough for sending a signal to the user, this robot is almost human. I can trust it