Roses should not have appeared in the desert, just because someone gave the little seed a hope, allowing it to break through all obstacles and persist in growing. However, roses also need irrigation. Once they lose the reason to grow, they will wither quickly, and finally turn into dust and disappear with the wind.
Intention: After reading The Phantom of the Opera countless times, the author's resentment is the product. The Phantom also needs to be loved and tolerated. If there was a girl who loved him silently at the beginning of the story, then the final tragedy would not have happened.