In some productions, the lead soprano switches this character’s first and middle initials when greeting him on the pitches [read slowly] “G-flat, down to D-flat, three quick E-flats.” In a duet, this character repeats, “Vieni, vieni!” while his lover elaborately describes the night sky. This character repeats, “Ah, son vil!” in a short Act III aria in which he finally (15[1])feels remorse. This man is asked to “Love me with a tiny love, a love for a (*) child, as (10[1])suits me” in the love duet “Vogliatemi bene” (“vohl-YA-teh-mee BEH-neh”). The aria “Addio, fiorito asil” is sung by this much-despised tenor character, who likens his upcoming marriage to a house he has leased for (10[1])999 years. This man’s (10[1])lifestyle (10[1])of pursuing a girl wherever he drops his anchor is criticized (10[1])by Consul Sharpless. For 10 points, (10[1])what (10[2])American Lieutenant (10[1])breaks the heart of Cio-Cio-San ■END■