Love has been an inspiration to many lovers, that is why "La Traviata" and "Moulin Rouge" had been created as an example of love that will live forever . "La Traviata" takes place in Paris in the palace of Violetta Valery, who is the girlfriend of Baron Douphol. She meets her secret lover Alfred Germot who confesses his love to her. Impressed and being in love for the first time in her life, she gives him a camellia and promises to meet him again when the flower is withered. The two protagonists have secretly moved to a villa in Versailles near Paris and are living there in loneliness. One day, when Alfredo has gone to Paris, his father visits Violetta and urges her to leave Alfredo. First Violetta defends her love but later on consents to withdraw as the old Germot puts the screw upon her. All the tension has finished Violetta off; she is about to die. Meanwhile, Alfredo's remorseful father has confessed him why Violetta withdrew so suddenly. She is awaiting his visit eagerly and still hopes for a common future. However, when Alfredo arrives at her small room, immediately Violetta dies.
             In the movie "Moulin Rouge", Christian tells us his own story in a flashback. Christian, a young wannabe Bohemian poet living in Paris, defies his father by joining the colorful, fantastical underworld of Paris' known as the "Moulin Rouge". He becomes entangled with a group of excentric artistes who are creating a show to the proprietors of the famous "Moulin Rouge". The poet, innocent finds himself plunged into a passionate but tragic love affair with Satine, the club's star and the city's most famous courtesan. Their romance is played out against the infamous club and courtesans, but after several days their true love ends in consecuence of the deadfull sickness of Satine.
             In the original movie as well as in the modern version called "Moulin Rouge", there are diff...