The Road to Ever After

This narrative intertwines the story of Davy David, a thirteen-year-old orphan who meets elderly Miss Elizabeth Flint and drives her to her childhood home where she plans to die, with an exploration of the dissatisfaction of indigenous peoples with how western museums have represented their cultures. It delves into new museological practices and the development of museums and cultural centers by indigenous and immigrant communities that challenge traditional representations and take control of the interpretive process.