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Heya! Could you maybe do something where the Reader shows Brahms "The Phantom of the Opera"? I wonder what he would think of it, considering how similar he is to the phantom.

Omg I love that movie!

I have a feeling Brahms would love it (once he's able to sit through it in one sitting without getting distracted)

He would love the costumes and the dancing in the ballroom scenes and music

You would absolutely hear him on more than one occasion humming along to the songs within the walls, happily following you as you complete your chores throughout the day, and even a few times at the dead of night when he couldn't sleep.

It scared you half to death to wake up in the middle of the night to the soft tune of "The Phantom of the Opera" being hummed within the walls of your bedroom, but he quickly realized how creeped out you were by it when you threw a shoe at him through the wall every time he did it.

On some occasions he would hear you humming along with him almost subconsciously as you made dinner or cleaned and he declared that the movie was "your movie" even though you pointed out the ending for the Phantom.

Brahms just states that he doesn't care about that part.