So, here's the thing.
You've read, but you haven't finished it.
You've understood everything, yet you comprehend nothing.
It ends where it starts, and it starts where it ends, in a way that it reminds me of Beckett's "Endgame" and "Waiting for Godot".
The dialogues are very profound, very philosophic, very incomprehinsible yet very clear.
The reader is in a dream-like world in which one can't escape, wake up, or understand what's going on, yet one is fully aware of what's happening.
Abou the Lizard thing, I find it very symbolic, some how, the Lady and the Lizards lives walk in a paralell sort of way, but unfortunately, I can't comprehend the significance.. YET.
I'm delighted to read an fully "Absurd" representative text by an Egyptian author.