Giovanni Francesco Busenello invented an alternative ending for this character in the libretto of an opera by Francesco Cavalli. Klaus Nomi’s synthesizer-laden rendition of an aria sung by this character (-5[1])is retitled “Death” and was released a year before Nomi’s death from AIDS complications. At the end of an opera, a march first heard at the end of Act I accompanies a final curse laid upon the person responsible for this character’s death, (15[1]-5[1])which occurs after this character (*) predicts that a city will be “immortal.” This character sings an aria introduced by a C-minor recitative with melisma on the word “darkness.” That aria is underpinned by a chromatic fourth ground bass ostinato and ends (10[1])as this character insists, “Remember (10[2])me, (10[2])but ah! forget (10[1])my fate.” For 10 points, what character who appears in Les Troyens (“lay twah-YAWN”) and sings “When I am Laid in Earth” in an opera by Henry Purcell? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])