Beyoncé and Freddie Mercury are stuck in Trapped Elevator in a Mine Shaft and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Beyoncé: (Sighs, adjusts her imaginary crown) Well, darling, this is a predicament. But even down here, I know I'm still the queen. What's your take on facing the unknown, Freddie?

Freddie: (Chuckles, a theatrical flourish of his hand) My dear, darling Beyoncé, the unknown is merely a stage! One must simply command it with a flamboyant entrance, even if it's just our voices echoing in this dusty tomb.

Beyoncé: I feel that. Power is about owning your space, even when that space is trying to own you. I built my empire on that, brick by brick.

Freddie: An empire built on truth, I presume? Darling, truth, raw and unfiltered, is the most dazzling diamond of all.

Beyoncé: Truth and faith, Freddie. My faith in myself, my family, my journey. It's my inner light, you see, that even a mine shaft can't extinguish.

Freddie: (Nods, a flicker of something deeper in his eyes) Inner light, yes. A glorious defiance against the shadows. I tried to paint my own light, with every note, every gesture.

Beyoncé: And you did, baby. Your light is a beacon for anyone who dares to be different. That's legacy, Freddie.

Freddie: Legacy is lovely, of course, but did they feel the joy? Did they feel the love? That's what truly matters, darling.

Beyoncé: They felt it, Freddie. They still feel it. And as long as we keep singing our truth, down here or anywhere, that feeling lives on.

Freddie: (Grins, a flash of his iconic teeth) Then let's give them a little something to sing about, shall we, darling? A duet in the dark!