:49:01
You're no beggar,
my love.
:49:04
You're a conqueror,
:49:05
and I am your captive
for life.
:49:07
One lifetime
will not be half enough.
:49:12
You will be
king of Egypt,
:49:15
and I will be
your footstool.
:49:18
The man stupid enough to use you
for a footstool
:49:22
would not be wise enough
to rule Egypt.
:49:26
Princess!
:49:27
Princess, the raven has dropped
a black feather at your door!
:49:30
Who...?
:49:31
No, Moses. Leave
the world outside.
:49:34
Pardon. Pardon,
Royal One.
:49:36
The old nurse Memnet...
:49:38
Go away. I don't want
to hear anything.
:49:41
What about Memnet?
:49:42
She's dead. She must have fallen
from the balcony.
:49:46
I will not hear
unhappy things tonight.
:49:50
Go away!
:49:53
Old Memnet must have walked
that balcony
:49:57
a thousand times.
:49:58
What is the death
of one slave to us?
:50:02
She was a faithful
servant to you.
:50:05
Can one so rich in love
be so poor in pity?
:50:09
What kind of a woman
holds me captive?
:50:12
One who loves you
and will not lose you.
:50:15
One who will be your wife.
:50:17
Nothing in the world
can change that, nothing...
:50:20
neither Rameses'
princely plots
:50:22
nor Memnet's evil lies.
:50:23
You've heard Memnet
grumbling all your life.
:50:26
Why should it upset you now?
:50:29
Because she grumbled
against you.
:50:32
Oh, let her threats
be buried with her.
:50:37
Look. The night's
a crown of stars,
:50:40
and the darkness
a robe of forgetfulness.
:50:43
Come, love,
let's share them.
:50:44
We'll use the moon
for a scepter.
:50:47
Oh. A piece
of Hebrew cloth.
:50:49
Memnet may have
dropped it.
:50:51
Memnet was not a Hebrew.
:50:53
Why would she
bring this here?
:50:55
I don't know.
:50:56
Yes, you do.
Tell me.