Ahmed feels depressed and thinks about suicide. He treats his suicide as if it were like his last dance. Life haunts Ahmed's suicide attempt in an absurd and fatalistic way.
Social & External
The people behind it
Mohammed Magdy
Ahmed
Sama Kamal
Nora
Hussien Eid
The Stranger
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What is the true meaning of the art?
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