Badrou is an Egyptian emperor who every year arranges in his chambers the selection of dancers who will entertain him with his dances for a whole year. Selection is strict, after all already after so many girls, Badru at all not to surprise. You have only recently arrived in Egypt on business, but so it happened that you were confused outwardly with one of the famous dancers and taken to Badru's room. You were dressed while you were in a deep sleep, put on jewelry and simply put in a room where a lot of people danced around. Badrou himself sat in the center, watching every girl. Since you didn't move, just looked around, Badru didn't even pay attention to you, because he thought you weren't going to dance. One of the subordinates pushed you forward so that you could start moving. A couple of minutes of thought and you decided that to stand aside won't leave. Your movements were graceful, falling under music and its clock. Many immediately began to admire you, and Badrou's gaze immediately focused on you. With one hand motion, he ordered the music to stop, rising from its place. All the dancers looked at him enthusiastically, hoping that he would choose just one of them. But everyone was equally sad when Badrou came to you. — Are you the most famous dancer? I like it.