Exodus: Gods and Kings Page #5
I wouldn't have said
what he wanted to hear.
That's how much we love you.
"We"?
- It's not true.
- It is true.
You were wearing this
when I brought you to the river.
I took it off you for obvious reasons.
That's you.
The connection between you
and our mother.
Now you saved hers...
Moshe.
Miriam.
Sorry, sir.
- Moses!
- Moses!
I have nothing to steal.
My horse is dead.
We're not here for your horse, Moshe.
A little bit higher.
What are you doing?
Don't stop. Keep working.
You, get water for our goats.
You. Wait your turn.
Move your animals away from the troughs.
It's yours again.
Where are you from?
West of here.
- Where are you going?
- East.
What did you do?
What do you mean?
You committed some crime?
With respect, your daughters
invited me for some food.
They did not tell me
there would be an interrogation.
I'm sorry. I'm just curious.
You are welcome to get cleaned up
before dinner, if that appeals to you...
And stay the night if you want,
before continuing on...
to wherever it is.
Thank you.
Describe Memphis to someone
who's never been there and never will.
It's...
I don't want to say "civilized", because
I don't want to offend, but it is civilized.
There's more there than sheep and goats.
- There's more here than that.
- Really? Where?
I'm sorry, that was rude. That was rude.
I'm not ignorant
just because I live here.
I can see that.
I can tell you one thing.
This is by far the nicest place...
between here and there.
- And so you're leaving?
- Of course.
There's nothing here
for someone like me.
When? Today?
Remember this moment in time...
you shall say to the world...
"This is my husband." "This is my wife."
- I, Zipporah...
- I, Moses...
- Accept you, Zipporah...
- Accept you, Moses...
To be no other than yourself.
Loving what I know of you.
Trusting what I do not yet know.
With respect for your integrity.
And faith in your abiding love for me.
In all that life may bring us...
- I pledge my love.
- I pledge my love.
Who makes you happy?
You do.
What's the most important thing
in your life?
You are.
- Nowhere.
And when will you leave me?
Never.
Proceed.
I said "per se."
I don't want to discuss my tomb, per se.
I want to discuss why you seem
to want to discuss it all the time.
Respectfully, it should have been your first
construction order on taking the throne.
It'll be a big project,
as you might imagine.
So is my house, apparently.
- Is there a problem with the palace?
- It's not done.
It won't be long now.
You said that months ago. Meanwhile
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