Abstract
Don Giovanni is an opera adapted by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1787. In the play, perhaps one of the strongest voices conveying the minds of modern women is Elvira. This articlestarts from the female character Elvira (Elvira), analyzes her role in the opera, and concludes thatElvira is a truth-bearer with a strong desire for revenge. Through her transformation andsublimation from abandonment to revenge, she discusses the interpretation of the characters, andfurther conveys the understanding of the performance of opera characters. Finally, this paper alsosummarizes the views on Elvira's role interpretation.
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