I don’t know if people have noticed it, but in the fragment of the mummy’s collective activity, the pharaoh pointed to an empty space and said that a pyramid should be built here. A bit of a metaphor for IM Pei's glass pyramid.
It is undeniable in the play that the costumes are very beautiful. No matter how mischievous Adela is (please forgive me for saying this), the costumes can always become a gorgeous landscape.
The Titanic at the end confuses me a bit, is it because Adela said: This is not a good start?
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