Everyone seems to think that because there is a dancing scene, it's a happy moment. However, there are quite a few waltzes, for instance, that are very forlorn. There is also a dancing scene in Evita that is the Waltz between Eva and Che, something that is very passionate and heated, even as it portrays a very powerful scene of the fight between Eva's public figure and Che's representation of public view.
Quote:
[Che and Eva:]
There is evil, ever around
Fundamental system of government
Quite incidental
[Eva:]
So go, if you're able, to somewhere unstable
And stay there
Whip up your hate in some tottering state
But not here, dear
Is that clear, dear?
Oh what I'd give for a hundred years
But the physical interferes
Every day more, O my Creator
What is the good of the strongest heart
In a body that's falling apart?
A serious flaw, I hope You know that
I've danced under the starlight to no music, simple and quiet, just to embrace the stars.
Storm and I have danced in friendship, sometimes to hold onto what little sanity is left to present itself.
I think there is no way to judge a dancing scene until we see it for ourselves.