re-creation

The intent is a kind of re-creation, or dramatization, of Cleopatra’s life.

The fire came within a few feet of the Villa, famously a re-creation of an ancient Roman country home that was buried beneath the huge volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

There are also so many queens who don’t know how to sew and can still do a whole re-creation of a Met Gala look with hot glue.

Audiences will likely approach the mechanical re-creation with more scrutiny than an exaggerated character on, say, Pirates of the Caribbean, or even a “Star Wars” figure.

He said it would enable “the partial re-creation of the once majestic Tulare Lake” and “restore sacred lands of the Yokut people,” while creating thousands of acres of wildlife habitat.