In this game, we see that in order to become a "Manqurt", you do not need to shave your hair, strain camel skin, and dry your brain under the sun for days. Because there are other ways to "dry the brain" and turn a person into a "Manqurt". The play touches on this point and clarifies these ideas. We see how fashion and trends are powerful weapons to erase individuality.

Throughout the game we also see a character who controls all these people. He directs everyone in the direction he wants. When he sees that someone is trying to wake up, to humanise, to individualise, he gets involved with some options. Until he turns everyone into the person he wants.

In the end, when that mysterious man reveals himself, we see that he's not as free as we thought. He's just from a different group...