What is man vs nature in the phantom of opera?

In the novel "The Phantom of the Opera" by Gaston Leroux, the theme of "man vs nature" is not prevalent to be discussed. The primary conflict explored in the story revolves around the tragic love and obsession between the disfigured Erik, known as the Phantom, and the talented young singer Christine Daaé.

The conflict of the story emphasizes emotions, revenge, and the interplay between societal prejudice and inner struggle rather than exploring the interaction between humanity and nature. Additionally, since most of the events occur within the confines of the Palais Garnier, the natural elements aren't particularly emphasized in this storyline. Therefore, there isn't a conflict between humanity and nature that drives the narrative in “The Phantom of the Opera."