Why di you think the writer refers to the stormy weather in the beginning and clam weather at the end? In discovering tut
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The writer referred to the ghostly dust devils who arose to torment the people who were trying to disturb the king.
Explanation:
'Disovering Tut: The Saga Continues' is a short about the young King Tut, written by A. R. Williams.
The writer began with describing the weather conditions and end the story by describing the weather conditions to convey to the readers that when the archaeologists went to get the body of King Tut, ghostly dust devils arose to torment those people. It arosed to scare away the people who were trying to disturb the King. The weather became calm when they left the pyramid.
It happened because of the constellation that stood at the tomb of the young pharaoh to guard his soul.
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