But there's no joy in this consummation, which is the film's first oddity.
The museum is laid out according to what its designers call "The Seven C's of History: Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, and the final C, Consummation," which refers to the apocalypse.
"It's about extending the relationship between the fan and the medium in a way that allows for consummation," which of course is a nice way of saying "sale".
The urn's description as a bride invokes a possibility of consummation, which is symbolic of the urn's need for an audience.
But, according to Whelan, the relationship stopped short of physical consummation, which only served to fuel Rossetti's incipient madness.
Two Dickensian bawdy houses knocked together in a higgledy piggledy consummation which is part-boutique hotel, part-louche hideaway.
In the New Testament statements about the new man, it was not a settled, complete new condition that was being spoken of, into which people are transposed through grace, but rather the beginning of a coming new state, the consummation of which will first take place in the future.
He has said the current struggles in China are leading to an apparently transcendent event that he calls the Consummation, in which his disciples will "leave" and "all bad people will be destroyed by gods".
They show a land passing from "savage state" and "pastoral or Arcadian state" to achieve "the consummation of empire," which is then inexorably followed by "destruction" and "desolation".
"Now digital gives you clicks and impressions, but true attribution is when you get to the consummation of the purchase, which is what we are able to show.
