In the Eyptian collection in Munich, Hick is cleaning the statue of Osiris with soap and hand towels; he dries the figure's head with a hair-dryer and puts cream on it. Hick wants a favour from the deity-a rendezous with the Egyptian queen Hatshepsut. A mummy climbs out of its sarcophays, starts to move by itself and, a little stiff about the hips, leaves the museum. Osiris, pr...