In the second act, again in a minor key, Paris fears that he may lose Helen in "Le belle immagini" (The fair semblance) and in the fourth would prefer death to life without Helen, "Di te scordarmi, e vivere" (To forget you and to live).
In the second act, Paris expresses his fear of losing Helen in "Le belle immagini" (The fair semblance), and in the fourth act, he prefers death over a life without her, as expressed in "Di te scordarmi, e vivere" (To forget you and to live).