Eight Hundred and Seventieth Chapters Angry Hunchback

The Count of Cheplano in the distance has seen Duke Mantua at this time, and seems to be molesting his wife... This made him very angry, and then he wanted to run over and grab his wife back and avoid it. The Merry Duke.

Just as Count Ceplano was about to pass by, the hunchbacked Rigoletto suddenly blocked his way and sang with a smirk, "What's the matter with you! Count Ceplano!"

Hearing Rigoletto's reminder, the duke turned to see Count Ceprano standing not far away, and immediately pulled his wife away with a smile, and quickly disappeared into the crowd at the ball.

Rigoletto smirked and disturbed Count Ceprano, not letting him go to the duke, and at the same time persuading him. The duke likes drinking and having fun. It's not surprising that he does this kind of thing. He has always been such a person. It's not that you don't know, why don't you use your wife to make him happy, why are you so stingy!

Rigoletto's face-to-face humiliation naturally made Ceprano furious to death, but now he is more anxious to get his wife back than arguing with the other party, so he ignores the other party and hurries to find the duke and his wife .

The nobles in the dance party in the hall continued to be immersed in laughter and laughter... As a jester, Rigoletto was hunchbacked and deformed, and was naturally the target of everyone's concentrating molesting. But he didn't care about this at all, his job was to play the role of a queen clown, because only in this way would the duke be happy, and as long as the duke was happy, others would be afraid of him. Even though he sometimes resents all this, he still endures his unhappiness and continues to laugh.

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At this time, someone came over with a big laugh, and at the same time sang excitedly: "Big news! Big news!"

When the people around heard this, they all crowded around excitedly and chorused: "What's the matter? Hurry up!"

"You won't believe it if you say it!"

Everyone: "Speak! Speak!"

"Rigoletto!"

The crowd laughed in a chorus: "What's wrong with him! Has his hunch come off? Has he become a normal person?"

"No! Even more amazing than this! This fool...hahahaha! He actually has a 'mistress'!"

The crowd sang in surprise: "This is impossible! Who would believe such a thing!"

"A monster became Cupid! Hahaha! Do you believe it!"

Everyone laughed: "That's also a monster Cupid! A deformed Cupid! Hahahahaha!"

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Rigoletto doesn't know that everyone in the hall is talking about him now. He is still behind Duke Mantua... Duke Mantua is angry because Count Ceprano just pulled his wife away from him. gone, which made him feel his authority was being challenged.

The Duke angrily sang to Rigoletto, who was beside him: "There is no one who hates more than Count Ceprano!" Having said this, he thought about it again, and sang with a smile: "But his wife let him I'm fascinated!"

Rigoletto sang flatly beside him, "Then grab her!"

Duke: "Of course I do! The question is what to do?"

Rigoletto: "Take advantage of the darkness tonight!"

Duke: "And what about that bastard in Ceprano?"

Rigoletto: "Isn't there still an empty cell!"

The Duke shook his head: "No!"

Rigoletto: "Then exile him to a remote frontier!"

The Duke shook his head: "No! This idea is even more stupid!"

Rigoletto: "Then just cut off his head!"

Count Ceprano was already watching the two of them secretly at this time, and when he heard Rigoletto's vicious language, he was almost furious to death, but he didn't dare to challenge the authority of Duke Mantua, so he could only take out his anger at him. On Rigoletto's body, he immediately stepped up and scolded him angrily.

But Rigoletto was not afraid of Ceprano at all, because he was the duke's favorite, and no one would dare to do anything to him as long as the duke was around. Immediately, he approached Ceprano provocatively,

Repeatedly talked about some of the benefits of cutting off his head.

Of course, these words made Ceprano so angry that he almost vomited blood and died, and he almost resisted the urge to beat Rigoletto.

Seeing that Ceprano was a little angry, the duke called Rigoletto and sang: "You always go too far in your jokes! Can't you see that he is on the verge of breaking out?"

Rigoletto sings flatteringly: "I am your favorite servant! No one dares to do anything to me."

The ministers stood aside and glared at Rigoletto, chorus: "Sooner or later, we will settle accounts with this shameless man!" You must know that the ministers were all nobles, and being ridiculed by a deformed hunchback naturally made them angry. .

Duke: "If you continue like this! You will surely become the victim of their anger."

Rigoletto smiled and said, "I am your favorite, Lord! No one dares to do anything to me."

The ministers sang angrily: "All the people who are angry with the huozi! Be sure to settle the account with him!"

The duke still taught Rigoletto a lesson, while the hunchback still smiled and flattered the duke, and those nobles who dared not challenge the duke's authority could only put their anger on Rigoletto, and discussed together what must be done. Just teach him a lesson.

The music of the ball suddenly became lively, and people danced and sang loudly at the same time: everything here is so noisy! Here is a happy kingdom! Here is a rave kingdom!

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"Get out of the way! I have something to say to the Duke." A loud roar came.

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When the crowd at the ball saw the man coming, they sang his name in unison: "Count Montero!"

The old Count Montero (bass) angrily sang: "It's me! Montero! I, who sound like thunder, are here to condemn you, duke!"

The duke's face was very ugly at this time. Seeing this, Rigoletto suddenly thought of a good idea to flatter him, and hurriedly said: "Sir Duke! Can I speak to him on your behalf?"

The duke looked at Rigoletto's ridiculous appearance and thought it was a good idea, so he waved his hand, the implication being that he was allowed to represent himself.

Rigoletto got permission, excitedly pulled a chair, put it up, climbed onto it clumsily and sat on it, and deliberately pretended to be a duke, but because his appearance was extremely ridiculous. , the surrounding ministers were also amused by him laughing.

Rigoletto sat on the chair and looked down at Count Montero proudly, and sang: "Don't you know that you are already a traitor, sir! You betrayed our great duke." After speaking, he flattered The Duke smiled, and the implication was, look at my performance, are you satisfied?

The Duke smiled and nodded...

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