[Phantom of the Opera] Reflection

The original line and the Weber musical line run parallel. Source of ideas: 1. The original book has blond hair, the musical has brown hair, but Meg the musical has blond hair 2. In Ji You's Sweet Osmanthus Candy article "[Phantom of the Opera] Musical Angel" with the same theme, Xiaoda asked Tongzi, "Who is your musical angel?" 3. Many white children are blond when they are young, but they gradually turn brown as they grow older. 4. In "Love Never Dies" (just think of it as a sequel), Meg has an unrequited love for the bucket, but Ke makes it clear that she loves the bucket (and the fish-faced version of The Phantom of the Opera has enough sense of CP) 5. I like the original novel and the musical Meg (including the one in Love Actually), and I personally think that the moral bottom line of the musical Meg (including the opera period) is flexible. So I had a sudden thought: What if the musical line Ke and Meg exchanged identities when they were very young, and the original book Ke and the musical Meg would exchange souls when certain conditions are met (such as the Phantom singing/lighting enough candles, etc.)? Estimated CP: The musical Meg × the original work Buck; the original work Gram × the musical Buck