A wise girl knows her limits.
A great girl knows she has none.

The most important points for me in this article were pollution and the fact that people were trying to cover it up. I don't think people really want to pollute the rivers and the air, but they can't help it because it's their job. They choose to be blind, and that's why I think the dancers could wear white blindfolds during the performance-- white because they try to convince themselves that what they're doing is good; a white lie.

I don't think there is a good or bad side in this, like the nature is good and the industries are bad. They have to sacrifice something to reach their goal, and most people aren't doing it willingly, especially the common workers. A part of the performance could be dragged, forced, reluctant, but a greater power (the bosses of the company) are pushing them on to do their work and ignore the damage.

There could be three groups; nature, the common workers, and the important people in charge of the corporation. In the end, it's a battle with three sides, and in the end the workers take off their blindfolds and decide to stand on nature's side instead.