:46:01
Send them away.
:46:04
Go, then,
:46:05
while I hear what this puckered
old persimmon
:46:08
has to say.
:46:13
Well...
:46:14
what croakings of doom
have you today?
:46:16
You prepare for a marriage
that will never be.
:46:21
You've been
drinking honey wine.
:46:24
I shall not let the Pharaoh
and Rameses be betrayed.
:46:28
Why should a slave care
which Pharaoh rules?
:46:32
For 30 years,
I have been silent.
:46:35
Now all the kings
of Egypt
:46:37
cry out to me
from their tombs,
:46:39
"Let no Hebrew
sit upon our throne."
:46:45
What are you saying?
:46:47
Rameses has the blood
of many kings.
:46:51
And Moses?
:46:52
He is lower than the dust.
:46:54
Not one drop of royal blood
:46:56
flows through his veins.
:46:58
He is the son
of Hebrew slaves.
:47:03
I'll have you torn
into so many pieces,
:47:06
even the vultures
won't find them.
:47:09
Who hatched
this lie... Rameses?
:47:12
Rameses
does not know... yet.
:47:17
You will repeat this
to Bithiah.
:47:18
It was Bithiah who drew a slave
child from the Nile,
:47:23
called him son
and prince of Egypt,
:47:25
blinding herself to the truth,
:47:27
from the pain of an empty womb.
:47:31
Were you alone with Bithiah?
:47:33
A little girl led me to the
Hebrew woman Yochabel,
:47:36
that the child might be
suckled by his true mother.
:47:42
Take care, old frog.
:47:45
You croak too much
against Moses.
:47:47
Would you mingle the blood
of slaves with your own?
:47:52
He will be my husband.
:47:54
I shall have no other.
:47:55
Then use this to wrap your
firstborn.
:47:59
Torn from a Levite's robe.