By the time we got to Gattoufa to see Ksar Jellidet And Ksar Gattoufa, I wasn't expecting anything very different or impressive, especially as the sun had gone down and it was getting dark. But I was surprised by what I saw. Most of the ksour I had seen were in bright daylight, sometimes against blue skies, and were more of an architecture peculiarity that gave me novel enjoyment. However, seeing a ksar in this light changed my perception completely about these places. Ksour now appeared very old and mysterious. This ksar was the first of the two in the village of Gattoufa which we visited, and also in better condition. It wasn't particulary interesting. But the dimming light and the red tinged sky of dusk created an ambience that made those repetitive dark doorways very mysterious... The third doorway from the bottom left looks almost like a screaming mouth. This, coupled with the fiery clouds remind me of the painting "The Scream" by Edvard Munch.