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Clips from The Ten Commandments (1956)

"What is it, Bithiah? What did you End?"
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"Only a drifting basket."
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"- Shall we come and help you get it? - Memnet, send the girls away."
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"Now see what you've done. Back to the palace, all of you."
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"- Go on. All of you. Musicians, too. - We wouldn't hurt Bithiah."
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"Bithiah's tired of you and so am I. Off you go."
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"Go on. Hurry up! You've hurt her enough."
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"- What have you found? - The answer to my prayers."
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"You prayed for a basket?"
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"No. I prayed for a son."
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"Your husband is in the house of the dead."
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"And he has asked the Nile god to bring me this beautiful boy."
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"Do you know the pattern of this cloth?"
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"If my son is covered in it..."
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"...it is a royal robe."
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"Royal? It is the Levite cloth of a Hebrew slave."
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"This child was put upon the water"
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"I am the Pharaoh's daughter, and this is my son."
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"He shall be reared in my house as the Prince of the Two Lands."
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"My mother and her mother before her"
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"were branded to the Pharaoh's service."
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"I will not see you make this son of slaves a prince of Egypt."
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"You will see it, Memnet."
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"You will see him walk with his head among the eagles."
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"And you will serve him as you serve me."
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"Fill the ark with water. Sink it into silence."
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"Raise your hands, Memnet."
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"What you have buried in the Nile shall remain buried in your heart."
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"- Swear it. - I will be silent."
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"The day you break that oath will be the last your eyes shall ever see."
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"You will be the glory of Egypt, my son."
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"Mighty in words and deeds."
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"Kings shall bow before you."
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"Your name will live when the pyramids are dust."
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"...because I drew you from the water, you shall be called Moses."
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"Moses! Moses!"
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"To whom, Rameses? To me or to you?"
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"It would not be the first time that fame has turned a prince against his Pharaoh."
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"Or that envy has turned a brother against his brother."
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"And beauty is for the strong."
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"That is what you have in mind."
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"If you mean Nefretiri, yes, my father."
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"Is it the princess' beauty that attracts you, Rameses,"
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"or the fact that she must marry the man I choose to follow me on the throne?"
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"I am the son of your body."
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"Who else could be your heir?"
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"The man best able to rule Egypt will follow me."
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"I owe that to my fathers, not to my sons."
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"Do not let ambition shave your prince's lock."
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"I sent Moses to destroy a city. He returns in triumph."
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"It will rise when I have put fear"
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"into the stiff-necked Hebrew slaves who build it."
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"no pretended brother"
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"will ever have your crown..."
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"Indeed?"
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"Whoever I choose shall have my crown..."
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"...and Nefretiri."
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"Moses..."
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"Yes, I can see him!"
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"Moses!"
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"Listen, Memnet. Listen."
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"The trumpets tell all the world he's come back to me."
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"And all those shouts are drowned by the beating of my heart."
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"- The whole city calls his name. - I hear them, Nefretiri."
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"The Lord Moses, Prince of Egypt,"
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"- Prince Moses! - The blessings of the god Amun-Ra"
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"be upon you, Great Prince."
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"He has brought down the pride of Ethiopia."
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"- Yes, that is... - The old windbag."
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"- I agree with him. - May your name be exalted on Earth,"
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"o' conqueror, even as the sun is exalted in the heavens."
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"Welcome to my sister's son."
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"We have heard how you took ibis from the Nile"
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"when you laid siege to the city of Saba."
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"Who is this fair young god come into the house of Pharaoh?"
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"No need to tell you how I share her joy at your return-"
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"Great one, I bring you Ethiopia!"
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"Command them to kneel before Pharaoh."
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"Command what you have conquered, my brother."
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"I bring the Ethiopian king and his sister in friendship,"
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"as an ally to guard our southern gates."
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"My son has dealt wisely with you, Ethiopia. Welcome as a friend."
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"Great king, I will ask but one favor of your friendship."
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"This green stone from our mountains,"
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"that I may give it to your Prince of Egypt,"
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"for he is kind, as well as wise."
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"It is pleasing to the gods to see a man honored by his enemies."
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"See to their comfort."
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"Bearers!"
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"I am sending down the Nile 20 full barges of such wealth as you see here."
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"Logs of ebony and trees of myrrh,"
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"all for your new treasure city."
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"Unfortunately, I have no new treasure city."
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"And you will have none."
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"-than bend their backs in your service. - Why?"
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"They believe a deliverer has come to lead them from their bondage."
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"Deliverer? Deliverer?!"
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"He has been foretold by every falling star since my father's time."
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"Now, you make him an excuse for your failure to build my city."
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"If you doubt me,"
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"let Moses build a city."
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"No! No."
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"He's just trying to keep Moses away from you, Sethi."
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"Or you, perhaps."
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"I think our roosters would crow more softly on another roof."
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"Would you please your Pharaoh, Moses?"
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"- Your wish is my will. - Then you build my city."
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"A wise decision."
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"A noble task."
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"Rameses, do you believe this slave deliverer is a myth?"
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"What matters is the slaves believe in him."
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"Of course, of course."
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"Then you, too, shall go to Goshen-"
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"Learn if this deliverer be a myth or a man."
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"If a myth, bring him to me in a bottle. If a man,"
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"bring him to me in chains."
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"So let it be written, so let it be done."
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"and by the Pharaoh's law, you can marry only a Pharaoh."
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"I shall marry a Pharaoh..."
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"...you."
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