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McQueen wanted to show who women really were then, outside of the classic representations of loved ones waiting and crying.

Rihab was passing her time “either crying or sleeping”, she said.

The spectacle is a blend of loud cries, fiery torches, and intense scenes from epics or dances.

They say it has weakened the city’s courts and muzzled the once resounding cry for democracy in Hong Kong.

Men, women and children wept at the sight of the crater, while the crowd chanted “At your service, Nasrallah” – a common rallying cry among Hezbollah supporters.