:35:00
And Rameses.
:35:03
You crocodile.
:35:08
There, triples!
You've lost!
:35:11
I'll never let
you win again.
:35:13
Aha. You thought
that by losing to me
:35:16
you would win for Moses.
:35:18
Mm-hmm.
:35:19
Well, you know,
crowns are sometimes lost
:35:21
by smiles and dimples.
:35:23
And so is patience.
:35:25
Yours?
:35:26
Are the plans
for my jubilee complete?
:35:26
Are the plans
for my jubilee complete?
:35:28
All but your proclamation
:35:29
for the marriage of Prince
Rameses to Nefretiri.
:35:33
No.
:35:34
Are you quite sure
it will be Rameses?
:35:37
Who else could be
your successor?
:35:39
Moses, of course.
:35:41
Because of Moses,
there is no wheat
:35:44
in the temple granaries.
:35:46
You don't look any leaner.
:35:48
You're both very generous
with your advice.
:35:50
Will you take mine?
:35:51
No. I will choose
my own successor.
:36:12
Did you lose your head,
my sweet?
:36:14
I sent you to Goshen
:36:16
to bring me the head
of the jackal
:36:18
who would free the slaves.
:36:20
Where is it?
:36:21
The slaves do not need
a deliverer now.
:36:24
They have Moses.
:36:25
Is that a riddle?
:36:27
He gives them
the priests' grain
:36:29
and one day in seven
to rest.
:36:31
They call it
"The Day of Moses."
:36:34
This man makes
himself a god.
:36:37
I prefer him as a man.
:36:40
You would prefer
him as Pharaoh.
:36:42
Are you afraid of Moses?
:36:43
Yes, because now he holds
Ethiopia in his left hand,
:36:47
Goshen in his right,
:36:48
and you, my Pharaoh,
are in-between them.
:36:50
Do you imply that he would
raise the slaves against me?
:36:55
I've been his father.
:36:56
Ambition knows no father.
:36:58
Moses could no more betray you