Post by gothicbutterfly95 on May 13, 2017 7:59:01 GMT
Musical only point, but I wanted to see what you all thought.
When Rolfe delivers the telegram after Maria and Georg return from their honeymoon and Franz is revealed to be with the Nazis, he says "Even everyone in Nonnberg except the great Captain von Trapp." Um, what?
Unless I am drastically missing something, Nonnberg is the Abbey and ONLY the Abbey. Meaning there is no way Georg could have ever been there in the way the line suggests. Now (correct me if I'm wrong but) the musical never mentions Salzburg, but they do talk about 'the province' when flying the flag (or lack of).
Why is this line in the play?
When Rolfe delivers the telegram after Maria and Georg return from their honeymoon and Franz is revealed to be with the Nazis, he says "Even everyone in Nonnberg except the great Captain von Trapp." Um, what?
Unless I am drastically missing something, Nonnberg is the Abbey and ONLY the Abbey. Meaning there is no way Georg could have ever been there in the way the line suggests. Now (correct me if I'm wrong but) the musical never mentions Salzburg, but they do talk about 'the province' when flying the flag (or lack of).
Why is this line in the play?
