...Me and my pun(y) jokes! Sorry... No, Phantom of the Opera it is. "Boo" was meant to reveal that it was finally exposed.

...I mean as the Phantom would address the audience, not the other way around...

...Boo!...

...Fair enough... It's actually way easier than it seems. It's a tremendously famous song's lyrics, kinda covered by me, but still saying the same thing. The keyword is the Greek one...

...Gothicheart, I really have no idea. We have lost Cryptic to the sunshine so you may have to drop a hint to keep me afloat...

...Is it just me, or this bird looks more happy than words could ever say?

...Three metres long? Then I have to revoke the "It's the first time that something this small put me in such big trouble!" part. However, I wonder what kind of bird other than the one living here,would dare to think of this particular earthworm as a snack... And also why the lady handling it is not wearing gauntlets...Let's say for one more time our offbeat pair.My mastery on you shall not impair.No use to avert your eyes and look astern.The eidolon of strains will be au fait, your brain to burn.

...Now we're talkin'! Although it was not Gippsland, but looking for anything included in both human and avian diet that made me feel humble and grounded (with its teenager meaning). It's the first time that something this small put me in such big trouble! Earthworm by Demeter Fragrance LibraryAin't it?

...AC/DC is always a "yes"! But, regrouting? Why? Wouldn't you like some Aussie Flora living in your grout lines?

...Wow! That was quick! I don't know and I don't care if Clinique's re-issue is any good or close to the original! Prescriptives' Calyx is pure bliss in a bottle! A ticket to Cloud Cuckoo Land! It's one of the two perfumes I've encountered so far (D&G Masculine being the other), that put a big silly grin on my face. Every single time...

...I think you could merge all three in one picture...And Rossy is a paragon of nuclear sillage and longevity. A total blast!It's what the old Greeks used to holdwater and wine for fusing.It's where the flowers unfold,and what Held's ears were using.It's female authors' heaven grid.Robert Sinclair has sung it.It's Lucienne Day's most famous kid.But woe! Its mom has flung it!

...Got it! Rossy De Palma/Eau de Protection and Divin'Enfant, making all three fruits of the Orange-Free State. I had to admit that the clue about "Whole Lotta Rossy" was especially ingenious! However, the first one was kinda misleading, as the big hair guy is obviously not an electrician, but an electrician wannabe. The apparently not fat electrician in this picture is the bloke who's looking down on him with despise, while wandering why the human species still exists...

...And this is where my inspiration ended I'm afraid... There are too many combinations to follow, given that the three perfumes in question have something in common. This is the problem with messy minds, they can combine everything with everything! So, I'll suggest what seems to have nothing in common, and cross my fingers hoping that the obvious eluded me...Fat Electrician by Etat Libre d'OrangeorUnforgivable Electric by Sean JohnPortrait of a Lady by Editions de Parfums Frédéric MalleorSurreal by AvonMadonna either by York or Diamond ParfumorLys Blanc / Madonna Lily by Durance en Provence

...This is not much of a problem when the only door (other than the entrance) in someone's house is the one leading to the bathroom... Now, this damn missing link keeps pestering me every single time! I'd go with Electric Blue by Balea at first, since something electric surely has a part in the first picture, while blue could be a reference to Picasso's blue period. Elsa Schiaparelli's Shocking could also fit in the frame, as the guy surely looks a bit shocked, and the perfume was released in 1937, the same year that Picasso painted this portrait of a woman. But this California resident Madonna and her child are laughing at my face... My final suggestion, which includes her a bit, would be Electrify Me by Avon. The guy's request was obviously granted, the bottle's colours match the woman's clothes, and Avon is somehow similar to Ave, which Raphael's lady is known for enjoying being praised through it. You can happily shoot me down now...

...I knew it! No one can paint five doors in a day! But "briefly" detoured Triffid? For reals? It's been "28 days later" (literally) coming to life... Is Zombieshieldex such a tough paint to work with?

...Likemess? Interesting word this one... Should it be interpreted as a combination of like, me and mess? A mess like me? A word borne out of a a narcissistic delirium? A synonym for quarrelsome? Or as a neologism for someone fond of messes?

...And that would also make her the correct answer!That "Aussie in France" in the lower right is not you, right?

...It is someone else indeed. Brigitte Bardot became the first real life model of this streak in 1969, while Inès de la Fressange was the fourth one in 1989. We are looking for Lady No.3...

...You are SO in the right path! Inès de la Fressange was the one succeeding the one in question.

...No, but Liberté has surely something to do with it, as the one third of a triad, the other two being Égalité and Fraternité.