A treasure under the Ocean RMS Titanic is one of the most well-known catastrophes in human history and her remains remind us of human fragility. The Titanic was an imposing ship, a wonder of engineering in the early 20th century that tragically met her destiny very soon. The “unsinkable ship”, as it was known, sank after colliding with an iceberg in her inaugural journey on April 14th, 1912; after 73 years lost in the depths of the ocean, it was discovered and some of her remains were brought back to the surface to be displayed at different museums. Since then, many people have visited her from scientists to tourists, causing significant damage to it; apart from that, the tragedy of the Titanic is still alive because of films and exhibitions. However, the remains of the Titanic are sacred: nobody should make a “Freak show of it” because many people died there and they deserve respect. Despite the fact that it had a huge impact on safety measures for future cruise ships, some people make fun of the tragedy or take advantage from it by stealing elements of the Titanic to sell them. Even though the story of the most famous transatlantic ship wakes our curiosity, it’s time to let the Titanic rest in peace.