The play ended spectacularly with a roar of fire. It almost looked like they performed a play about a dragon rather than Salamander.
Wait--were they related?
Anyway, Jade and Ignis were very much enjoying themselves, and I did too. But without even resting, right after the finale flame was launched, the majestic music by the band on the side transitioned seamlessly into something brighter and more festive, with a faster beat of the drums.
As if mirroring the music, the audience's applause for the majestic ending turned into a joyful cheer of excitement as they stood up and started to dance to the music.
I was pretty flabbergasted, not gonna lie. The demons, especially the ones that belonged to the traveling caravans, were sitting on the ground before. But now they were standing and jumping and spinning around while laughing and cheering loudly. The actors were either dancing on the stage or jumping down and dancing among the audience.
