 A blue sky appears and in a diamond temple, Venus is seen surrounded by cupids.The jealous goddess, with an expression of triumph, points to Nisia's lifeless body, as if to warn those who seek to rival the goddess of eternal beauty.Today, the most famous passage from "Le Roi Candaule" is the so-called "Diane et Actéon Pas de deux" that is mostly performed at galas and is performed in the second act of Yuri Burlaka and Vasily Medvedev's 2009 revival of "La Esmeralda" for the Bolshoi Ballet.