Cairo is the capital city in Egypt, and the setting for the events that transpired in 1925, when the world almost saw the cursed mummy Imhotep arise from death and spread plagues.
City
A developing city in 1925, Cairo was steadily becoming more and more influenced by European visitors and their customs, as the city saw many tourists, travellers, soldiers and colonists from England, France and other European countries. Train lines were making their way through the city, along with phone lines and routes of travel for visitors, and in place of pride was Fort Brydon, the centre of Great Britain's embassy in Cairo. Glassblowers, beggars, peddlers, and assorted native townspeople made up the majority of Cairo's population, while tourists were a common sight in most areas of the city. While Cairo did have several shady areas frequented by lowlife rabble, it also had some areas that were deemed respectable, many of these locales being upper-market European hotels and businesses.
Curse Spreading
Evelyn Carnahan of the Cairo Museum was a