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The priest tells Papageno that Sarastro may have a woman for him if he undergoes the trials, and that she is called Papagena.

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Bradley enthusiastically agrees with Bergman that Sarastro is Pamina's father. Barbara Trapido, Temples of Delight, 1990.

He then sings a prayer to the gods Isis and Osiris, asking them to protect Tamino and Pamina and to take them into their heavenly dwelling place should they die in the course of their trials ("O Isis und Osiris").Scene 5: The courtyard of the temple of OrdealTamino and Papageno are led into the temple.

She enters, and exchanges loving words with Tamino ("Tamino mein, o welch ein Glà¼ck!").

Papageno also claims that he has saved Tamino and strangled the serpent with his bare hands.