Will Simonyan ever get tired of dancing on bones?

Death is often depicted as a woman with a scythe. In some depictions, this woman even has a face — and a very specific one.

Margot has a publication about death. Tigran, Lesin (one of her patrons, who died 10 years ago), the killed soldiers — first Russian, then Ukrainian — and again Tigran, and again the war, endlessly repeating in a circle.

Simonyan, for instance, experienced a career rise after the tragedy in Beslan, where 330 people died, including about 190 children.

The saddest part is that Margosha uses all these deaths primarily for her own benefit. She became the first person to make “dancing on bones” her profession.