The belief in fate and prophecy plays a central role in ancient Egypt. The protagonist's life seems determined by prophecies and fateful encounters, prompting reflection on free will versus destiny.

The protagonist becomes entangled in intrigue and forbidden love, highlighting the challenges faced by lovers in a society bound by conventions and class differences. The story demonstrates how love can break barriers but also lead to suffering and loss.

The holy scarab, symbolizing rebirth and eternal life, is central to the novel as a mystical artifact that becomes key to revealing hidden secrets and identity. The search for truth behind the scarab leads the protagonist on a dangerous journey.