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every night.
I do not like being alone.
Baraka!
It is the symbol of the new Pharaoh!
This is it.
I must leave now.
Why?
Because the man bring you
rich gifts,
in exchange for a little smile.
And that's all I have.
Never asked for anything,
to no man.
But I ask you to stay!
I can not ...
Is it because we women
Babylon
we have a bad reputation?
Or because they think I'm ugly?
Think?
You're beautiful ...
Beyond any dream.
Such flattery is easy to do,
for a man who knew
hundreds of women.
Nothing seemed so beautiful ...
so strange.
When I see your eyes,
I feel ...
What you feel, Sinuhe?
I feel the fever of Thebes
in my blood ...
and I know I was born to live
and that nothing matters to me ... nothing
except what I see in your eyes.
It's late, I ...
I must go.
and wild imaginings.
Problems will undoubtedly
with some astute woman.
Would you care?
No, just brought you here,
to show him the gate
the wall of my garden.
Later,
When my guests
have left ...
be here by my side
lotus pond.
Why do I say that?
Perhaps because much like
gifts ...
and the greatest gift that a man
can give a woman ...
is their innocence,
which he can give only once.
Wait.
Before I touch,
should give a warning.
Warning?
There is a reason for the Goddess of Love
take the form of a cat.
When I look at you do not want
know gods or cats.
Look, Sinuhe,
a cat's paws are soft ...
but hidden claws.
torment his victim.
While the creature is not
almost dead ...
it does not show penalty
or will end sorrow.
What does this have to do
you and me?
Had very little experience ...
and I have to be who I am.
Get out now.
gate my wall ...
or can repent
for life.
Do not even know your name.
In their foolishness ...
men gave me a
name that means "beautiful."
Nefer! Nefer!
Not my business,
where he spends his time.
If it is not your account.
Why are you so mad at me?
Get out.
There's a whole week
he tells me,
refer patients
for other physicians.
Even had to return the money,
consultations it.
This woman you
stole the mind.
during drought.
And I'm as mad as him.
And I warn that against you!
So why come to me now?
There are worse things than marriage.
How could I be so silly,
He is a doctor of Pharaoh, and I ...
KapTa, what can I do?
It offers more
what it can offer.
Go away, his son
a one-eyed baboon!
Out!
Out!
Why are you waiting for, Sinuhe?
I told you that tonight
I am committed?
I must entertain a
merchant in Syria.
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