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The story also highlights themes of religious tension, as Rob’s duality as a Christian disguised as a Jew becomes a point of conflict. Amidst a revolt and accusations of necromancy, Rob and Ibn Sina find themselves facing execution. Ultimately, it is the Shah’s personal medical crisis that saves them, leading to a historic surgical intervention that reshapes the medical landscape.
Legacy and Transformation
In the end, Rob’s perseverance leads to a successful career as a renowned physician in London, marking the culmination of his long and arduous journey. The film closes on a nostalgic note, as Barber learns of Rob's success from a young boy, encapsulating the theme of mentorship and the passing down of knowledge through generations.