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The Prince of Egypt

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The Prince of Egypt	comment	The Prince of Egypt is a 1998 animated film based on the biblical Book of Exodus, as well as the very first 2D animated film made by DreamWorks Animation. Until The Simpsons Movie came out in 2007, it was the highest-grossing traditionally animated film of all time not to be released by Disney.The film covers part of the life of Moses, from his being found and adopted by Pharaoh's family to his young adulthood, where he discovers his Hebrew heritage, to his adult life, when God tells Moses to confront the current Pharaoh and persuade him to free the Hebrew slaves in Egypt.The Prince of Egypt admits up front in a disclaimer that it takes liberties with the original story, but is nonetheless one of the more accurate retellings in cinema. The film has an All-Star Cast to voice its characters, including several of the smaller roles, and featured numerous musical numbers throughout. The film won considerable acclaim in its time, and even got an Oscar for the song "When You Believe".Compare with The Ten Commandments (1956) and Exodus: Gods and Kings, two live-action retellings of the story, and the animated film The Ten Commandments.The movie also spawned a Direct to Video follow-up/prequel Joseph: King of Dreams.A stage musical based on the movie debuted in 2017.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_106f1a77	type	A Form You Are Comfortable With
The Prince of Egypt / int_106f1a77	comment	A Form You Are Comfortable With: God does this twice: During the dream where Moses learns of the murder of the Hebrew infants one can see the Disc of Aten, Aten being, in a (forcibly eradicated) variant of Egyptian religion, the One True God and Creator of All Life. As the burning bush He uses Moses's own voice throughout the conversation.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_10e86d8e	type	Memento MacGuffin
The Prince of Egypt / int_10e86d8e	comment	Memento Macguffin: Rameses gives Moses a scarab ring to mark his promotion to chief architect. Later, as Moses starts his self-imposed exile, he discards all of the princely trappings from his wardrobe, but can't manage to throw away the ring. He keeps it until he returns to Egypt, then gives it back to Rameses as a symbol that he has returned as an enemy, not a brother.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
The Prince of Egypt / int_135b9977	comment	Bloodless Carnage: The Egyptian soldiers' blades are remarkably clean after walking out of the house of a Hebrew woman whose son they just murdered.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
The Prince of Egypt / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Moses has several: the first occurs when he discovers he is an adopted Hebrew, and the second comes after the 10th Plague, as does Rameses' Villainous Breakdown.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_14a0fca8	type	Nepharious Pharaoh
The Prince of Egypt / int_14a0fca8	comment	Nepharious Pharaoh: Like most works based off the Book of Exodus from The Bible, it has the Pharaoh Rameses as the Big Bad. Unlike most examples, though, he's something of a victim of circumstance who has to stick with his culture.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
The Prince of Egypt / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Being the second Dreamworks animated film, it is quite one of the darkest ever made by the studio as it depicts the book of Exodus without sugarcoating anything while touching serious themes such as slavery, death, and genocide. There is also a bunch of violent and disturbing scenes, such as Moses' Nightmare, the murder of an Egyptian, the Plagues, and the infanticide at the beginning during Deliver Us.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_14ee9ce	type	Dream Melody
The Prince of Egypt / int_14ee9ce	comment	Dream Melody: Moses is seen casually whistling the lullaby his biological mother sang to him at the beginning. When he hears Miriam singing the song after she reveals his true heritage he recognizes the tune and realizes the truth.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1568fd23	type	Gold Is Yellow
The Prince of Egypt / int_1568fd23	comment	Gold Is Yellow: Averted. Gold objects are given both realistic tones and realistic shading.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
The Prince of Egypt / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: At the beginning, Moses and Rameses have caused chaos during their chariot race. Later at when they're late for the banquet "Playing With The Big Boys Now" can be seen as a challenge to God. As the next song ("The Plagues") shows, this was not wise. Rameses says that "there shall be a great cry in all of Egypt", threatening to kill off the Hebrew population. The "great cry" that comes about is not the one he expected. Lampshaded as Moses' reaction to this makes it clear he knows exactly what his brother is doing by saying that line.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1759ff85	type	Four-Philosophy Ensemble
The Prince of Egypt / int_1759ff85	comment	Four-Philosophy Ensemble: The Cynic - Aaron. Years of slavery have stolen his faith from him, and he's initially hostile towards Moses for trying to intervene (and unintentionally making things worse). He also tries to keep Miriam from doing anything reckless to keep her out of trouble. The Optimist - Miriam. No matter how hard her life as a slave gets, she never loses faith, and she encourages those around her to do the same. The Realist - Moses. He serves as a middle ground between Miriam and Aaron, knowing that the harsh treatment of the Hebrews is unacceptable, but not impossible to be freed from. The Apathetic One - Tzipporah. The thing she cares about most when it comes to the whole situation is that Moses is unharmed.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1779f10e	type	"Well Done, Son" Guy
The Prince of Egypt / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son" Guy: Even after the death of his father, Rameses is still struggling to get out from under the man's immense shadow and wants to be the kind of Pharaoh his father was. This leads to tragedy for the Egyptians. Truth in Television for this one, at least for the first half of that statement. Rameses II is, by all accounts, one of Egypt's greatest kings, and many speculate that his achievements were motivated by a desire to live up to his father's legacy.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_17a45ff5	type	Misplaced Wildlife
The Prince of Egypt / int_17a45ff5	comment	Misplaced Wildlife: One shot in "Deliver Us" shows several, presumably wild generic monkeys. Even though monkey-like primates (i.e. Apidium) have lived there for most of the Age of Mammals, it's unlikely that any native primates other than baboons and humans survived in Egypt after the drying out of the Sahara. Possibly justifiable if they were brought there from elsewhere in the Old World.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
The Prince of Egypt / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: At several times in the movie, Moses is referred to as "a/the Prince of Egypt". The term is solely used to refer to him and not to Rameses, who is instead viewed as the future Pharaoh.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_19769f50	type	Defeat Means Friendship
The Prince of Egypt / int_19769f50	comment	Defeat Means Friendship: Some of the Egyptian guards are seen joining and aiding the Hebrews on their journey to the Promised Land.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
The Prince of Egypt / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: The original trailer made this look like a more action-packed, definitely more kid-friendly film.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1a8dc238	type	Underestimating Badassery
The Prince of Egypt / int_1a8dc238	comment	Underestimating Badassery: The Egyptian priests and, especially, Rameses, have absolutely no idea what they're dealing with in the God of the Hebrews, and at first, treat this new deity with sneering contempt. Then the Plagues hit...
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
The Prince of Egypt / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: More than a few female viewers have admitted to having very, ah...un-Christian thoughts about Moses when they were kids (or adults, for that matter), considering how he's very tanned, very clean, very fit and spends about the entire first half of the movie without a shirt on.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1bc2eeb7	type	Rivers of Blood
The Prince of Egypt / int_1bc2eeb7	comment	Rivers of Blood: The scene from Exodus is played out when Moses uses his staff to turn the river Nile into blood, sending Rameses's soldiers into a panic.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1c1d0016	type	Disappointing Heritage Reveal
The Prince of Egypt / int_1c1d0016	comment	Disappointing Heritage Reveal: Moses is initially horrified when he discovers he is of Jewish heritage since the Jews are enslaved under his adoptive family (and he has grown up believing that the Jews are lesser because of this). This leads to his BSoD Song "All I Ever Wanted", where he tries to deny this and say he's still a prince of Egypt. This is subverted when he discovers that the only reason he was given away was that his adoptive father was murdering Jewish infants, leading to a Heritage Face Turn.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1c512c6c	type	The Swarm
The Prince of Egypt / int_1c512c6c	comment	The Swarm: Several of the plagues, including frogs, locusts, and pestilence.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1ccad9a3	type	Villain Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_1ccad9a3	comment	"The Plagues" can be interpreted as God's Villain Song, if you're opting to go that route. The lines sung by the choir are quite boastful, all taking place over the suffering of Egyptian peasants and families.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1e196d68	type	Animated Musical
The Prince of Egypt / int_1e196d68	comment	Animated Musical: The film has a song for most of the major story beats. Deliver Us, Through Heaven's Eyes, The Plagues, and When You Believe are among the most major.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1ed272c1	type	Automaton Horses
The Prince of Egypt / int_1ed272c1	comment	Automaton Horses: In Moses' and Rameses' chariot race none of their horses panic or run out of control, despite their race leading atop construction scaffolding and collapsing buildings. Could be justified by a combination of the horses being very well-trained, as well as simply being used to this kind of thing - the race and the scene after it certainly seems to establish that this sort of behavior is nothing new for them. Averted during the cavalry charge of the Egyptian army at the end of the film. Horses are seen panicking, throwing off their riders and running wild after they are startled.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_1fdaf8ff	type	Ominous Latin Chanting
The Prince of Egypt / int_1fdaf8ff	comment	Ominous Latin Chanting: Used to a degree in "Playing With the Big Boys", in which the names of several Egyptian gods are chanted at the beginning and later in the background. The Plagues includes a backing chorus of Ominous English Chanting.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_20b33cd5	type	Tooth Strip
The Prince of Egypt / int_20b33cd5	comment	Tooth Strip: The human characters all have these, but the camels and sheep have lines between the teeth. The closest human aversion in the film can be seen in some close-up shots, where the teeth are drawn with noticeable bumps along the lower edge to imply separate teeth.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
The Prince of Egypt / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: In Exodus the Egyptian magicians acknowledge in light of the evidence that Moses is genuinely backed by a god a few plagues in. That never happens here.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_216ff5ed	type	Moses in the Bulrushes
The Prince of Egypt / int_216ff5ed	comment	Moses in the Bulrushes: Being a movie about the Trope Namer, the movie starts with Moses' mother setting him adrift the river.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_218b2ee8	type	Ancient Egypt
The Prince of Egypt / int_218b2ee8	comment	Ancient Egypt: The basic setting and circumstance. The film features references to the Egyptian pantheon and culture, and illustrates several of its buildings and landmarks.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_21f60711	type	Good Is Not Soft
The Prince of Egypt / int_21f60711	comment	Good Is Not Soft: God is working to free His enslaved people as promised, but the film does not gloss over how thorough His vengeance on Egypt was, especially in the eye-for-eye smiting of the firstborn even down to the young children.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_22294000	type	Sarcastic Title
The Prince of Egypt / int_22294000	comment	Sarcastic Title: Moses is the Prince of Egypt; his brother Rameses ascends the throne to become Pharaoh. However, Moses is a former Hebrew slave who specifically rejects his adoptive family's legacy to liberate the Hebrews from bondage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_224f98fa	type	It Sucks to Be the Chosen One
The Prince of Egypt / int_224f98fa	comment	It Sucks to Be the Chosen One: Moses touches upon this in The Plagues.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_22cf50f9	type	Chekhov's Gag
The Prince of Egypt / int_22cf50f9	comment	Chekhov's Gag: The defaced monument of the Pharaoh is seen in the background of several scenes after it occurs, even when the conversations are otherwise serious. By the time Moses returns, however, the defacement has been corrected. When Tzipporah is offered to Rameses by the priests, she tries to bite his hand and Moses teases him: "Not much of a snake charmer, are you?" When Moses shows up at the palace for the first time and tells Rameses to "let his people go" and then transforms his staff into a snake, Rameses smirks and says "Hotep, Huy, show this snake charmer our answer". Moses had brought Tzipporah to the palace as his wife. When Moses and Tzipporah first meet, he humiliates her by letting go of the rope she's pulling on, causing her to fall backward into a pool of water. When Moses is trapped in the well in Midian, Tzipporah lets go of the rope she was using to pull him out as soon as she realizes who he is. Unlike the other two examples, Tzipporah was very well aware of the callback. Moses finds it Actually Pretty Funny and well-deserved.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
The Prince of Egypt / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: In the Book of Exodus, everything from Moses' birth to his exile and marriage is covered in a single chapter, which in a printed book would take up less than two pages. These two pages are expanded into the first half of the movie.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
The Prince of Egypt / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: The song "The Ten Plagues" is punctuated by the words "Thus saith The Lord", demanding Rameses yield to God. The words are repeated when he refuses, implying that "The Lord" is himself. When Moses is fleeing Egypt after killing the Egyptian who was torturing a slave, Rameses sympathetically and lovingly tries to stop him. Moses says only "Goodbye, Brother" before running away. Rameses then yells out "Moses! Moses!!" in pleading despair. At the end of the movie, when Rameses crashes onto the shore from the Red Sea closing in, he once again screams out "Moses! Moses!!", but this time it is out of fury at having lost not only his son, but his slaves and effectively his kingdom, all by Moses's hand. Once again, Moses only states "Goodbye, Brother."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_25256404	type	Barefoot Poverty
The Prince of Egypt / int_25256404	comment	Barefoot Poverty: Several characters.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2554f670	type	Smite Me, O Mighty Smiter
The Prince of Egypt / int_2554f670	comment	Smite Me, O Mighty Smiter: A dramatic variant, depending on your interpretation; after breaking Egyptian law by accidentally killing one of the guards overseeing the slave labor, Moses exiles himself to the desert, even though Rameses is fully willing to pardon him. Eventually, a sandstorm hits; rather than try to find shelter, Moses drops to his knees as if to surrender to the wrath of the gods. As in the Bible itself and Played for Drama, Rameses keeps doing this despite the very obvious signs that God is very real and sending His wrath upon his people. Most obviously during "The Plagues" song where he asks for his heart to be hardened so that he won't release the Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
The Prince of Egypt / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: For all the filmmakers' efforts to accurately portray 19th-Dynasty Egypt, some mistakes managed to slip through the cracks: The film is supposed to take place during the reigns of Seti I (1290 - 1279 BCE) and Rameses II (1279 - 1213 BCE), yet in the wall murals shown during Seti's lifetime, the cartouches don't bear his names◊, but rather those of Akhenaten◊ (1353 - 1336 BCE). Due to his monumental shake-up of the cultural/religious establishment during his reign, Akhenaten and his successors (Smenkhara, Tutankhamun, and Ay) were systematically erased from the official records, and their monuments either destroyed or usurped by later kings. Come Act 2, however, the cartouches correctly contain Rameses II's names◊. For that matter, there are a couple of shots (one during "All I Ever Wanted"◊, and the other during Moses' nightmare) that show images of Akhenaten's favored god, Aten (the solar disc, with rays ending in hands) in the murals in the palace. In one frame◊ during "All I Ever Wanted," we see a zebra skin on the floor in Moses' room. Zebras did live in Egypt during the last Ice Age, but as the Sahara dried out, they went regionally extinct, and wouldn't be seen in Egypt again until after it had become part of the Roman Empire (over 1,200 years after Rameses II died).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_262099be	type	Widescreen Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_262099be	comment	Widescreen Shot: The three scenes set in the Pharaoh's throne room are occasionally shot side-on, showing the characters in profile and looking out over the city. These shots are in a widescreen format much wider than the rest of the movie to illustrate the backdrop the characters are up against. The background is different in each scene due to the progressing time, showing the status of Egypt at that moment; Egypt during the reign of Seti I, Egypt prosperous under Rameses II before the return of Moses, and Egypt in ruins after the Plagues.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_264a140b	type	Fat and Skinny
The Prince of Egypt / int_264a140b	comment	Fat and Skinny: Hotep and Huy, respectively.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
The Prince of Egypt / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: The Hebrew children are massacred as part of the Pharaoh's purge of the slaves right at the beginning. The Angel of Death pays Egypt back for it by taking their firstborns later on.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
The Prince of Egypt / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: After they are both scolded by Seti, Moses goes to comfort Rameses. During the scene he can be seen idly sewing a piece of cloth without comment or focus. At the end of the scene, having sewn it into a sack, he fills it with liquid from a present dish and drops it on the passing priests as a water balloon.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2737c505	type	Shoot the Dog
The Prince of Egypt / int_2737c505	comment	Shoot the Dog: God sending the Ten Plagues to wreck Egypt. A horrible punishment, particularly for the suffering innocent, but necessary to free the Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
The Prince of Egypt / int_28cd01ca	comment	Disappeared Dad: Or at least we never see Amram, the father of Moses and his siblings.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2924b198	type	Quarreling Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_2924b198	comment	Quarreling Song: The song "The Plagues".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2af6bbeb	type	Break the Haughty
The Prince of Egypt / int_2af6bbeb	comment	Break the Haughty: Moses is thoroughly broken when he learns the truth of his heritage. It takes an inspirational "You Are Better Than You Think You Are" song from Jethro to rebuild him. What God does to Rameses for repeatedly refusing to let the Hebrews go. The final straw was the death of Rameses's son.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2b49eaf	type	Damsel out of Distress
The Prince of Egypt / int_2b49eaf	comment	Damsel out of Distress: Though Tzipporah is introduced as a prisoner in Egypt being offered as a gift to Rameses and Moses, Moses discovers that she had made her escape on her own when he thought that she was tied up in his room. He covers for her, much to her surprise.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2d2e3275	type	Attack! Attack... Retreat! Retreat!
The Prince of Egypt / int_2d2e3275	comment	Attack! Attack... Retreat! Retreat!: The soldiers that Rameses sends to arrest Moses charge across the river to reach him—until the river turns into blood, causing them to rush back to the boat.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2e742218	type	Don't Say Such Stupid Things
The Prince of Egypt / int_2e742218	comment	Don't Say Such Stupid Things!: Moses refuses to lead the Israelites out of slavery because they would never trust or follow him, but God loses His temper and tells him to go anyway.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_2f329e3c	type	Tomato in the Mirror
The Prince of Egypt / int_2f329e3c	comment	Tomato in the Mirror: When Moses slowly realizes that he is a Hebrew, during the sequence preceding "All I Ever Wanted".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
The Prince of Egypt / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: Moses and Tzipporah had two sons in the Bible, Gershom and Eliezer, but they don't exist here. Neither does Joshua, who plays a big part in the Book of Exodus and is actually one of the few people from the original group of Hebrew slaves to reach the Holy Land. Moses' father Amram actually lived to see the slaves being freed from Egypt (as did Yocheved) but he does not appear here. Yocheved does appear, but dies off-screen before Moses reaches adulthood. God did not harden Rameses' heart in in the movie; instead it was Rameses' hubris alone that results in Egypt's suffering. The historical Rameses II had seven wives, three or four of whom were his own daughters, with whom he produced something like one hundred children. In the film, this is pared down to just one wife and one son. All seven of Rameses' wives were Great Royal Wife at some point, the film just seems to be depicting the then Great Royal Wife. Historically, Seti I's firstborn was a daughter named Tia, and some historians believe he had a second one named Henutmire (who was one of Rameses II's wives). Neither daughter exists in the film, and Rameses is his only biological child. Rameses II owned a lion as a pet who even fought alongside him at Kadesh. No such animal appears, indeed there is a strange lacking of felines in the film considering how Egyptians thought them sacred.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
The Prince of Egypt / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: Seti does this and Pet the Dog at the same time when he sees Moses staring at the hieroglyphics showing the massacre of Hebrew babies. The "petting" part comes when he notices that his son is clearly distressed, hugs him tightly, and tries to comfort him, the "kicking" part comes when he casually brushes off the deaths of hundreds if not thousands of infants because, after all, "they were only slaves."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_34e3784f	type	Please, Don't Leave Me
The Prince of Egypt / int_34e3784f	comment	Please, Don't Leave Me: Rameses all but begs Moses not to do this as he attempts to flee Egypt after killing a man.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_36999dd	type	This Means War!
The Prince of Egypt / int_36999dd	comment	This Means War!: "This will still be so: I will never let your people go..."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_38bb862f	type	Don't You Dare Pity Me!
The Prince of Egypt / int_38bb862f	comment	Don't You Dare Pity Me!: Rameses telling Moses to leave him after his son's death as a result of the final plague. This moment even provides the trope image.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
The Prince of Egypt / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: This isn't the first time (or the last) that Helen Mirren played the role of a queen. Patrick Stewart is no stranger to playing royalty, either. In "Playing With the Big Boys Now" Hotep, played by Steve Martin, briefly does a goofy Egyptian walk. Just like ol' King Tut! Once again, Ralph Fiennes is a cause of misery for the Hebrew/Jewish people. Hotep and Huy's powers can be explained as the Egyptian equivalent of Stage Magic. Steve Martin performed as a magician.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_39b7a7cd	type	Amazon Chaser
The Prince of Egypt / int_39b7a7cd	comment	Amazon Chaser: Both averted and played straight. While Rameses and Moses are both initially attracted to Tzipporah's beauty, once she tries to bite Rameses he quickly loses interest and foists her off on Moses. On the other hand, Moses is completely smitten after she ties up his guards and climbs out his window.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3a05ecaf	type	Toppled Statue
The Prince of Egypt / int_3a05ecaf	comment	Toppled Statue: The same statue shown being raised in the opening is destroyed during the Plagues.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3b0479f2	type	You Shall Not Pass!
The Prince of Egypt / int_3b0479f2	comment	You Shall Not Pass!: When Rameses catches up to the Hebrews at the Red Sea, a pillar of fire emerges from the sea and cuts him and his army off long enough to allow Moses to part the sea and get his people through it. Thereâ€™s also the sea coming back down when Rameses and his army attempt to give chase through the parted sea, killing the soldiers and expelling Rameses out onto a lone rock.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3bbf3fef	type	Recurring Riff
The Prince of Egypt / int_3bbf3fef	comment	Recurring Riff: Yocheved's lullaby, which she sings to Moses as she lays him in the basket of reeds. It plays a prominent part in the soundtrack - it's even the first and last thing the audience hears during the film. But it also serves a purpose in the plot: Moses is later shown to remember the song even as an adult, and it's not until he hears Miriam singing it that he realises the truth of his origins as a Hebrew.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
The Prince of Egypt / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: Moses comes to view being chosen by God as this, as he is forced to be the instrument of destruction, pain, and death, and he has to go against the man he sees as a brother.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3ca1be39	type	Solid Cartoon Facial Stubble
The Prince of Egypt / int_3ca1be39	comment	Solid Cartoon Facial Stubble: Moses briefly has this in the scene in which he's being bathed by the Midian women. He's never seen with it before or since.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3d455888	type	Then Let Me Be Evil
The Prince of Egypt / int_3d455888	comment	Then Let Me Be Evil: Rameses invokes this during "The Plagues".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_3e8c87a3	type	Dated History
The Prince of Egypt / int_3e8c87a3	comment	Dated History: In 1994, Rameses was discovered to be a redhead and in 2016 he was discovered to be fair-skinned meaning the black-haired, brown-skinned depiction in this film has actually become dated. Given how genetics work, the appearance of Seti and Tuya also fall under this trope as do all the Egyptians as they were historically quite diverse due to Egypt having always been a melting pot and crossroads meaning there have always been Egyptians of every hair and skin color.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_407d3e6d	type	Morton's Fork
The Prince of Egypt / int_407d3e6d	comment	Morton's Fork: Rameses, in his desire to avoid being the "weak link" his father dismissed him as. On one hand, if he frees the Hebrews, he'll go down in time as the king who willingly gave away the main source of labor on which Egypt's power and overall magnificence greatly depends. On the other hand, if he fights to keep the Hebrews as slaves, Egypt is destroyed by God and the plagues. Either way, he, his legacy, and his dynasty's legacy are completely screwed. Although, given that history remembers him as "the great" and his reign marks the absolute pinnacle of Egypt's power, authority, and glory, maybe he doesn't do too badly, though he doesn't know this at the time (though this is probably more to do with the fact that the real Rameses likely wasn't actually the Pharaoh ruling Egypt at the time the plagues took place).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
The Prince of Egypt / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Moses successfully leads the Hebrews out of their lives as slaves, but his brotherly relationship with Rameses is destroyed forever, and he'll never see him again. And if you have read the Bible, you will know that things for the Hebrews will be going downhill.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_4160410d	type	Damsel in Distress
The Prince of Egypt / int_4160410d	comment	Damsel in Distress: Tzipporah is introduced this way, captured by Hotep and Huy, and intended as a concubine of sorts for Rameses. She later escapes by herself. Later in the film, this is also how Moses meets her three sisters, as they are being harassed by bandits trying to make off with their sheep.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_42cfbfc6	type	2D Visuals, 3D Effects
The Prince of Egypt / int_42cfbfc6	comment	2D Visuals, 3D Effects: Moses's basket and the plague of frogs, among other things, have much more dimension than the rest of the animation.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_435eafe8	type	Follow the White Rabbit
The Prince of Egypt / int_435eafe8	comment	Follow the White Rabbit: Moses finds the burning bush when searching for a lost sheep. It's only moments later when you realize this was the same sheep that Moses helped deliver during the Falling-in-Love Montage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_43702f21	type	Bear Hug
The Prince of Egypt / int_43702f21	comment	Bear Hug: Jethro, the largest character in the film, gives Moses a big hug when welcoming him to Midian. Not long after, he pulls both Moses and Tzipporah into a giant hug after they decide to get married. When Moses returns to Egypt, he and Rameses eye each other in surprise. Rameses, however, quickly gets over the shock and grabs Moses in a giant hug, lifting him off the floor and apparently even squeezing the air out of Moses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_43d612b7	type	Disney Acid Sequence
The Prince of Egypt / int_43d612b7	comment	Disney Acid Sequence: Used at the end of "All I Ever Wanted", when there is an Art Shift to a hieroglyphics style in Moses's dream. Justified in "Playing With the Big Boys Now", because the effects are being created within the film by the two characters performing the song.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_48081842	type	The Stinger
The Prince of Egypt / int_48081842	comment	The Stinger: The credits end with quotes from the Torah, the New Testament, and the Qur'an stating how important Moses was as a prophet.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_48e8fe57	type	Happily Adopted
The Prince of Egypt / int_48e8fe57	comment	Happily Adopted: Moses was this until he learned the truth.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_4977559e	type	Our Angels Are Different
The Prince of Egypt / int_4977559e	comment	Our Angels Are Different: The angel of death looks like it came through a portal from outside of existence and is a giant glowing white cloud that pulls the breath of life from the first born children. No wings, no halo, no sword dripping with the blood of Egyptians.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_49d18492	type	Scenery Gorn
The Prince of Egypt / int_49d18492	comment	Scenery Gorn: After the plagues are done with Egypt. An odd mix of this and Scenery Porn: "When You Believe" has some massive shots of the ruined Egypt, set with the triumphant score and shots of the Hebrews finally leaving their slavery in Egypt. Particularly noticeable during the lines "We were moving mountains/Long before we knew we could".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
The Prince of Egypt / int_49d59be9	comment	An odd mix of this and Scenery Porn: "When You Believe" has some massive shots of the ruined Egypt, set with the triumphant score and shots of the Hebrews finally leaving their slavery in Egypt. Particularly noticeable during the lines "We were moving mountains/Long before we knew we could".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: Several times. In the opening massacre of the Hebrew sons, we follow an Egyptian soldier as he shoves his way into a woman's house and raises his blade above her child's crib, before a rather disturbing Smash Cut to him calmly walking out of the house, past the sobbing mother. Zigzagged with Moses' staff devouring Huy and Hotep's snakes. The shot initially cuts away from the three snakes striking at one another to their shadows, showing Moses' snatching one of the others, before cutting to Hotep and Huy singing, then cutting back to the shadow of Moses' snake now devouring both of the others, then panning back to Moses' snake as the tails of the other snakes disappear down its throat.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_4ca752e1	type	Deadly Dust Storm
The Prince of Egypt / int_4ca752e1	comment	Deadly Dust Storm: After Moses leaves Egypt he wanders around the desert until he's engulfed in a sandstorm that leaves him nearly buried.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
The Prince of Egypt / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: While the audience already knows this, Moses learning of his true heritage is this for him. And then he gets another from his kindly father:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
The Prince of Egypt / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: The boils during the Plagues sequence. We see shots of Egyptians freaking out and in pain, and while itâ€™s difficult to see due to the lighting, you can faintly see red growths on their bodies.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_506fd96c	type	Tears of Awe
The Prince of Egypt / int_506fd96c	comment	Tears of Awe: When Moses meets God as the burning bush, he's briefly picked up by the holy flames as The Almighty gives him words of reassurance about his mission to come. Immediately after he's set back down, Moses wears a Tearful Smile, in complete awe of what he'd just experienced.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_51a3ba7	type	We Used to Be Friends
The Prince of Egypt / int_51a3ba7	comment	We Used to Be Friends: The major driving force of the movie, which sets it apart from the Ten Commandments Love Triangle.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_51afcd70	type	Sexy Silhouette
The Prince of Egypt / int_51afcd70	comment	Sexy Silhouette: Subverted. After Moses has Tziporrah sent to his chambers by Rameses, he sees a shadowy figure sitting on his bed behind a curtain, looking as if it is her sitting there with her arms crossed defiantly. He visibly works up his nerves before pulling the curtain back to reveal that it is the servant who had escorted her there all tied up. He then realizes that his dogs are tied up as well and there is a Bedsheet Ladder going out his window.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_52488c54	type	Drowning My Sorrows
The Prince of Egypt / int_52488c54	comment	Drowning My Sorrows: Implied. When Moses arrives to plead with Rameses one last time during the plague of darkness, the troubled pharaoh is drinking deeply from a goblet.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_53224e46	type	Bookends
The Prince of Egypt / int_53224e46	comment	Bookends: The movie begins with Jocheved singing "Deliver Us", and ends with her singing the single line "Deliver Us" as Moses comes down from Mt Sinai.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_53f0f67e	type	Dreaming the Truth
The Prince of Egypt / int_53f0f67e	comment	Dreaming the Truth: Moses realizes where he came from in a dream depicted in various Egyptian art images.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
The Prince of Egypt / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: The Egyptian Captivity and the Exodus are thought by nearly all historians to be myths. There is no material evidence of Israelites living in Egypt at this time, which would have been extremely obvious even if only a few hundred lived in Egypt for a few decades - it is impossible for hundreds of thousands of people to live in an area for four hundred years and leave no archaeological evidence. The Bible never identifies Pharaoh by name, but the film goes with Seti I as the Pharaoh who ordered the purge, and Rameses II as the Pharaoh at the time of the Plagues. This is one possibility, but not one considered very likely by most scholars, mostly because Egypt thrived under Rameses II and Canaan was part of the Egyptian Empire during his time. Most scholars today think the Exodus story never happened, certainly not exactly as described in the Bible, although the Plagues may have happened as legitimate scientific phenomena. In fact, the term "Pharaoh" wasn't even used until after Rameses died, so clearly it was written down later. Rameses is portrayed as having been a small child when his father Seti I ordered the execution of the firstborn Hebrew children. Historically, Rameses was thirteen when Seti became Pharaoh; he would have been a small child during the reign of Horemheb (1320— 1292 BCE), his grandfather's predecessor. Similar to the above, Rameses' firstborn son, Amun-her-khepeshef, is portrayed as having been a child when he died. Rameses' thirteenth son and ultimate successor, Merneptah, was nineteen when Amun-her-khepeshef died. The term "Pharaoh" was not used contemporaneously for a ruler until the reign of his thirteenth son and immediate successor Merenptah (1213-1203 BCE). That one may be chalked up to Translation Convention.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_568b9d5	type	Orphaned Etymology
The Prince of Egypt / int_568b9d5	comment	Orphaned Etymology: Seti warns Rameses, "One weak link can break the chain of a mighty dynasty." Moses' time, however, is generally placed between 1400 - 1200 BCE. Metal chains constructed in the sense that Seti's talking about weren't around until at least 255 BCE. So this is either taking liberties with history or linguistics. The figurative phrase "weakest link" wasn't even established until the 18th Century. Could also be a rough translation of a then-current phrase that means essentially the same thing - especially since modern English itself wouldn't actually exist for almost 2,500 years. In the Taiwanese Mandarin dub, instead of calling Rameses a "weak link", Pharaoh Seti calls him a "fu bu qi de Adou" which translates to a "weak and inept person", a "hopeless case", or a "person who cannot be helped". Adou was the nickname for Liu Shan, a Chinese emperor who ruled from 223 AD to 263 CE. He was also the second and last emperor of the Shu Han dynasty. He was called Adou due to being an incapable and mentally handicapped ruler. Nowadays, Adou is used to call people who are useless and will not achieve anything.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_598513bb	type	Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling
The Prince of Egypt / int_598513bb	comment	Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Rameses is the responsible older brother, while Moses is the freewheeling younger brother. Both grow out of their roles as the movie goes along, but they each remember and refer back to their roles from when they were younger.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
The Prince of Egypt / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: Moses gets away with accidentally killing a man because Rameses proclaims him innocent and clears him of all charges, despite Moses's guilt over the crime and Hotep and Huy reminding Rameses of this after Moses returns. Being the adoptive brother of an absolute monarch God-Emperor hath its benefits. Then Moses reveals he is not here to stay, but to free the slaves, explaining he can no longer become a prince. Rameses not only refuses but also increases their labor, pointing out pragmatically that the slaves will blame Moses for rocking the boat.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_59a9605d	type	Never Smile at a Crocodile
The Prince of Egypt / int_59a9605d	comment	Never Smile at a Crocodile: Much like Real Life, the crocodiles in this movie are extremely dangerous, almost attacking baby Moses as he drifts down the Nile; Seti also had several Jewish babies fed to the crocodiles, and the Nile god Sobek also gets a shoutout.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5a0e88d8	type	Bring It
The Prince of Egypt / int_5a0e88d8	comment	Bring It: "Playing With The Big Boys Now" is the priests giving one of these to Moses, and God by extension. God brings it.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5a23602	type	Big Ol' Eyebrows
The Prince of Egypt / int_5a23602	comment	Big Ol' Eyebrows: Almost everyone. Jethro is the most prominent though. Averted with Rameses and most of the Egyptian royalty and nobility, who have thin, drawn-on eyebrows; this is historically justified, since ancient Egyptian priests and upper classes shaved and plucked almost their entire bodies.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5a40d6a	type	Adaptation Distillation
The Prince of Egypt / int_5a40d6a	comment	Adaptation Distillation: Of the first half of the Book of Exodus.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5bdcc85a	type	Disney Villain Death
The Prince of Egypt / int_5bdcc85a	comment	Disney Villain Death: While trying to stop an Egyptian guard cruelly whipping a Hebrew slave, Moses accidentally pushes the guard off the scaffolding of the temple and the guard falls to his death. This causes Moses to exile himself out of guilt and shame. In the original, Moses deliberately killed the guard to save the slave.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5d317d1b	type	Angelic Abomination
The Prince of Egypt / int_5d317d1b	comment	Angelic Abomination: The Angel of Death, in keeping with how biblical angels are depicted. It's an entity of pure, cold, intense white light.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5dfa0fde	type	Omniscient Morality License
The Prince of Egypt / int_5dfa0fde	comment	Omniscient Morality License: God. A point made at several times in the Old Testament (especially referenced in the Book of Job,) and referenced when Moses is speaking to the Burning Bush, is that God's knowledge is so much vaster than any mere humans that no one can fully comprehend His actions. When Moses questions why he is being selected to free the Israelites, God explicitly states that He has done so much more than Moses will ever even be able to conceive.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5e9cddcc	type	Fake Wizardry
The Prince of Egypt / int_5e9cddcc	comment	Fake Wizardry: Pharaoh's priests rely on magic tricks to simulate magic powers. Obviously, Moses (via God) becomes able to do what they pretend to do and more.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_5fcb9ad1	type	Time Skip
The Prince of Egypt / int_5fcb9ad1	comment	Time Skip: There are two timeskips. After "Deliver Us" the film jumps forward approximately twenty years to when Moses is a young man, and during "Through Heaven's Eyes" the film quickly progresses through several more years.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
The Prince of Egypt / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: Two Egyptian guards lay down their spears and join the Exodus at the end, and manage to cross the Red Sea with the Hebrews as part of them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_61a503a7	type	Hell Is That Noise
The Prince of Egypt / int_61a503a7	comment	Hell Is That Noise: Actually Heaven, not hell, but you get the picture. The Angel of Death taking all the firstborn sons of Egypt is accompanied by a soft, whispering wind and the almost peaceful sighs of its victims. Interestingly, unlike most examples of this trope, which use a loud and shocking sound to startle the audience or set them on edge, the sound of the the Angel killing the Egyptian children is all the more terrifying for how utterly quiet and understated it is.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_627264e0	type	Death Glare
The Prince of Egypt / int_627264e0	comment	Death Glare: After Moses leaves Rameses to mourn over his dead son, Rameses glares after him with deep hatred. Rameses shortly thereafter sets upon Moses and the Hebrews with an army.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
The Prince of Egypt / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: Watching carefully during the final plague (the Angel of Death) reveals that it takes Rameses' son last, symbolized by a gasp and a small wisp that rises out of the palace and blends into the maelstrom a moment later. After Moses turns the Nile to blood, the water immediately around where he's standing remains clear and pure.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_63d861f8	type	Even Evil Has Loved Ones
The Prince of Egypt / int_63d861f8	comment	Even Evil Has Loved Ones: For Seti and later Rameses. Seti has his queen, as well as Rameses and Moses until Moses learns of his true heritage. Rameses has his queen (though we barely see her) as well as his son in the latter half of the film until he's killed in the final plague.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_648fe274	type	But for Me, It Was Tuesday
The Prince of Egypt / int_648fe274	comment	But for Me, It Was Tuesday: The Pharaoh to Moses: "They were only slaves."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_64c64cfb	type	Pink Girl, Blue Boy
The Prince of Egypt / int_64c64cfb	comment	Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Inverted. Tzipporah wears a blue dress, while Moses (following his abandonment of Egypt and his former royal life) wears a red robe. Even during his time in the Egyptian royal household, however, Mosesâ€™ clothes and jewelry were trimmed with red accents.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_64e975cf	type	Manly Tears
The Prince of Egypt / int_64e975cf	comment	Manly Tears: Moses at the deaths of all the firstborn Egyptian sons. After Rameses finally grants the Hebrews permission to leave (while mourning over his own son's body), as Moses walks back to the Hebrew dwellings amid the echoing sound of bereaved mothers' cries, he is overcome with grief and collapses against a wall, sobbing.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
The Prince of Egypt / int_66dfe36a	comment	Missing Mom: Just who is the mother of Rameses's son? The mother of Tzipporah and her sisters is never even mentioned.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_66faa669	type	Silence, You Fool!
The Prince of Egypt / int_66faa669	comment	Silence, You Fool!: "Be still! Pharaoh speaks!" It's downright awesome because it's said by Patrick Stewart. This was later said again by Rameses, who is now pharaoh, to the priests who are trying to convince him to sentence Moses for his previous crime prior to his exile.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6732af17	type	Pep-Talk Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_6732af17	comment	Pep-Talk Song: "Through Heaven's Eyes", which Jethro sings to break Moses out of his Heroic BSoD and help him see himself in a new light.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6787588e	type	The Pardon
The Prince of Egypt / int_6787588e	comment	The Pardon: After Moses returns to Egypt, Rameses pardons him of his manslaughter of the Egyptian foreman.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
The Prince of Egypt / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: After the Chariot Race:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6860368a	type	Mook Horror Show
The Prince of Egypt / int_6860368a	comment	Mook Horror Show: The Plagues is one where the "mooks" are the entire Egyptian people, with one nightmarish plague after another striking them. Unusually, in this case, the hero is shown to himself be horrified by the pain he's inflicting, but, of course, he can't stop without condemning his own people to continued slavery.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_69681e01	type	Big Brother Instinct
The Prince of Egypt / int_69681e01	comment	Big Brother Instinct: Little Brother Instinct rather. When Seti summons Rameses for punishment about the cart chase, Moses immediately says that it wasn't his brother's fault; Moses goaded him. Rameses's first reaction to his little brother killing a man in front of multiple witnesses is to declare him innocent. When Moses returns after years of being gone, he is ready to give his brother a high position and wipe away the grime. Aaron is frequently seen trying to protect Miriam from the consequences of her actions, as her forwardness places her in trouble with the Egyptian authorities. Miriam displays big sister instinct towards her brothers, especially Moses. She comforts and motivates him whenever he's distraught or close to giving up and stands up for him when faced with an angry crowd. Even as a child, her main priority was to ensure that her baby brother was safe.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6b12fcfb	type	Bumbling Henchmen Duo
The Prince of Egypt / int_6b12fcfb	comment	Bumbling Henchmen Duo: Hotep and Huy, the Fat and Skinny priest duo, are comedic villains, opposed to the dead-serious Rameses. They even get their own Villain Song.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
The Prince of Egypt / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: "Look at your family/people. They are free." Miriam's line to Moses, when she's trying to tell him about his true heritage, is later repeated by Moses when confronts Rameses before running away from home. In "Deliver Us", the enslaved Hebrews wonder desolately if God can hear His people cry. Much later, when Moses finds the Burning Bush, God says that "I have seen the oppression of My people in Egypt, and heard their cry."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6cf80934	type	Big Word Shout
The Prince of Egypt / int_6cf80934	comment	Big Word Shout: Rameses, when we see him after the Red Sea returns to normal, alone and defeated:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6d3dbe0e	type	Midword Rhyme
The Prince of Egypt / int_6d3dbe0e	comment	Midword Rhyme: In "Deliver Us":
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6dbd3711	type	Affectionate Gesture to the Head
The Prince of Egypt / int_6dbd3711	comment	Affectionate Gesture to the Head: A variant. Rameses playfully twists Moses' wig around at one point.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6de71c57	type	Disc-One Final Boss
The Prince of Egypt / int_6de71c57	comment	Disc-One Final Boss: It seems like Seti I will be the Pharaoh Moses must step up against to free the Hebrews, but he dies offscreen halfway through the film and his son Rameses steps up.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6e09e9b9	type	Angry Mob Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_6e09e9b9	comment	Angry Mob Song: The slaves' part of "Deliver Us", though in the way that "Look Down" from Les MisÃ©rables is an Angry Mob Song; a desperate, bitter, pleading sort of anger.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6e60e40a	type	Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey
The Prince of Egypt / int_6e60e40a	comment	Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey: The Egyptian priests Hotep and Huy, being voiced by Steve Martin and Martin Short respectively, have their funny moments. Neither of the two Pharaohs that they work for do.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
The Prince of Egypt / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: In the Biblical story, Moses was said to be "slow of tongue", indicating that he had a stutter or other form of speech impediment, and he relied on his brother Aaron to speak for him when confronting the Pharoah. Moses is perfectly capable of speaking in this film, while Aaron is voiced by Jeff Goldblum, an actor known for his distinct stutter.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_71268450	type	Adaptation Title Change
The Prince of Egypt / int_71268450	comment	Adaptation Title Change: The Prince of Egypt is a retelling of the biblical story of Exodus.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_71748a39	type	Named by the Adaptation
The Prince of Egypt / int_71748a39	comment	Named by the Adaptation: Pharaoh's magicians are not named in the Book of Exodus so the film calls them Hotep and Huy. Ancient tradition calls them Jannes and Jambres, which is reflected in the Christian scriptures. For that matter, the Bible does not name the Pharaoh either. The Pharaoh of the Exodus is traditionally (and controversially) identified as Rameses II, and that's what this film goes with.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_730d3664	type	Adaptational Angst Upgrade
The Prince of Egypt / int_730d3664	comment	Adaptational Angst Upgrade: For Moses. As he was happily raised as a member of Pharaoh's household in this version, the plagues see him destroy the home and family he loved. He also never knew his real family, which adds to the angst.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_73173245	type	Mirrored Confrontation Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_73173245	comment	Mirrored Confrontation Shot: Moses and Pharaoh Rameses during the song "The Plagues". The sequence is done rather symbolically. During the song, both Moses and Rameses sing about how they saw each other as brothers and how none of them wanted the plagues to happen. Near the end of the song, their faces do a Juxtaposed Halves Shot. Then their faces rotate apart so that they are facing each other, signifying that whatever bond they had is now permanently broken.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_735b4101	type	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience
The Prince of Egypt / int_735b4101	comment	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Moses and Rameses are associated with red and blue respectively. The Red/Blue split doesn't just apply to Moses and Rameses, but to the Hebrews and Egyptians more generally. Scenes in the royal palace have soft blue or purple lighting and cool-toned backgrounds; the Hebrews, in contrast, are surrounded by warmer lighting and more natural red/brown colors. One interesting thing to notice is that all divine beings are represented by white, and the Pharaoh dresses in white. The Pharaoh is meant to be a god to Egyptians.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
The Prince of Egypt / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: In the Book of Exodus, the Pharaoh drowned when the Red Sea crashed underneath him and his army once Moses and the Hebrews reached the other side of the sea. Here, Rameses survived the crashing waves washing away him and his soldiers as the torrent throws him back to his side of the sea. Justified, since the real Rameses II is known to have lived to old age and died of natural causes. Likewise, in the Bible, the soldiers' horses are said to have drowned in the Red Sea. Here, when the Egyptians pursue the Hebrews into the sea, their chariots crash, and the panicked horses turn around and flee.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
The Prince of Egypt / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "All I ever wanted." These words frame the character arc of Moses, as he initially believes that "all I ever wanted" was to rule wisely and well as the Prince of Egypt. But as he learns who he is, Moses wistfully reflects that this isn't really what he wants. Also, Moses' inner thoughts during the Plagues are that "even now, I wish that God had chose another", since he still feels affection for Rameses. "The weak link in the chain." These words frame the character arc of Rameses, as he constantly feels like he has to live up to the same reputation of his father. Rameses insists that he will not be the "weak link", and he digs in his heels while letting his pride and vengeance consume him out of a misguided desire to not look weak.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_74ef476c	type	Kneel Before Zod
The Prince of Egypt / int_74ef476c	comment	Kneel Before Zod: During the song Playing With the Big Boys, the Egyptian priests Hotep and Hoy try to make Moses bow down to them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_77480c5e	type	God Is Good
The Prince of Egypt / int_77480c5e	comment	God Is Good: The all-knowing, all-powerful creator of the universe is here represented by a soft, beautiful white fire. The fire speaks to Moses in the most familiar, soothing voice it can must: Moses's. Not only that, but the fire surrounds Moses without hurting him and leaves him in a blissful state of awe.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_77e45bb5	type	Why Did You Make Me Hit You?
The Prince of Egypt / int_77e45bb5	comment	Why Did You Make Me Hit You?: Rameses is so hurt and enraged by Moses returning only to free the slaves, that he increases their workload and blames it on Moses pleading for their freedom. Interestingly, Rameses and his son view Moses as the one doing this, since in his mind his brother is asking the impossible by demanding he free slaves, then inflicts so much suffering on Egypt and then blames Rameses for what he is doing.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_789d50eb	type	Multilingual Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_789d50eb	comment	Multilingual Song: The film version of "When You Believe" is in English except for the bridge, which is a condensed version of the Hebrew "Song of the Sea" from The Book Of Exodus.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_78be795b	type	Changeling Fantasy
The Prince of Egypt / int_78be795b	comment	Changeling Fantasy: Inverted — Moses does not take the news of his real heritage too well.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_78c5ce7e	type	Screw the Rules, I Make Them!
The Prince of Egypt / int_78c5ce7e	comment	Screw the Rules, I Make Them!: Rameses promises to absolve Moses from the crime of murder because he is "the morning and the evening star" and can change the laws however he deems fit. He goes far enough as to say he can make it â€œas though it never happened.â€�
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The Prince of Egypt / int_78e8eba5	type	"I Am" Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_78e8eba5	comment	"I Am" Song: Deconstructed in "All I Ever Wanted". Despite following the pattern of a traditional version of this trope and Moses explicitly declaring "I am a sovereign prince of Egypt/A son of the proud history that's shown," the song implies that he is beginning to doubt his identity and the life that he thought he knew.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7a2c20ea	type	Angry, Angry Hippos
The Prince of Egypt / int_7a2c20ea	comment	Angry, Angry Hippos: After nearly getting eaten by a crocodile, baby Moses' basket is then picked up and bumped along by a chain of hippos, who nearly kill him.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7aba8180	type	Job Title
The Prince of Egypt / int_7aba8180	comment	Job Title: The Prince of Egypt.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7abba202	type	The Faceless
The Prince of Egypt / int_7abba202	comment	The Faceless: Jethrodiadah, the youngest of Tzipporah's sisters. We get a brief glimpse of her face when she excitedly asks Moses to sit with her at Jethro's banquet table, but otherwise, her eyes are the only part of her face not concealed by her oversized headscarf.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7c2247b4	type	Fearless Infant
The Prince of Egypt / int_7c2247b4	comment	Fearless Infant: Moses as he is going down the river.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7cf2f728	type	Boomerang Bigot
The Prince of Egypt / int_7cf2f728	comment	Boomerang Bigot: Moses does not give much thought to the Hebrews or even notice their suffering until he then finds out he is one. Over time he comes to accepts the fact and (with God's order) helps free them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
The Prince of Egypt / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: In a remarkable subversion of the typical outcome for animated films of its era, the scenes which use CGI for the backgrounds, which manage to deftly integrate the film's relatively angular 2D character designs with the blockier, more geometric aesthetic indigenous to CGI of the period, thus augmenting the enormity and bombast of the film's environments and human scale as opposed to breaking the immersion of its visual aesthetic.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
The Prince of Egypt / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Rameses constantly feels stuck in the shadow of his father, had to watch his brother run into the desert after hearing that "everything I've known to be true is a lie", and when said brother returns, he immediately says that Rameses is wrong and in danger. While Rameses still goes way too far in his vengeance and pride, he's presented with at least some sympathy.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
The Prince of Egypt / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: After Moses tells Rameses that God has sent him to free the Hebrews, Rameses was angry with this and informs him that, thanks to 'his' god, he will increase the workload for the slaves. In the next scene, when the slaves hear of this, they are greatly displeased with Moses and one of them throws mud at him to show their frustration.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_801e0eb5	type	Facial Profiling
The Prince of Egypt / int_801e0eb5	comment	Facial Profiling: The Hebrews are depicted with curly mops of unruly dark hair and many of them have larger noses. They also have lighter skin compared to the darker Egyptians. The Egyptians themselves have round, smooth faces with high cheekbones, narrow eyes, and smooth black hair. This was intentional, as explained in the promotional materials. The Egyptians in general are composed of angular, symmetric, geometric lines in contrast to the Hebrews' rounded, more natural, and varied forms. Authentic Egyptian art depicts Semites as bearded and lighter skinned in contrast to the clean-shaven, slightly darker Egyptians. This is also historically justified; ancient Egyptian priests, nobility and upper classes in general shaved and plucked their bodies, which marks Moses out as an outsider from the very beginning: he has short hair under his wig, a small beard, and natural eyebrows.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
The Prince of Egypt / int_8042e814	comment	When Moses and Tzipporah first meet, he humiliates her by letting go of the rope she's pulling on, causing her to fall backward into a pool of water. When Moses is trapped in the well in Midian, Tzipporah lets go of the rope she was using to pull him out as soon as she realizes who he is. Unlike the other two examples, Tzipporah was very well aware of the callback. Moses finds it Actually Pretty Funny and well-deserved.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_81045f89	type	Juxtaposed Halves Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_81045f89	comment	Juxtaposed Halves Shot: Done during "The Plagues" between Moses and Rameses. It shows a closeup of Moses's face as he looks over the city, torn up over all the suffering brought by the plagues. Then the left side of his face (from the viewer's perspective) changes to that of Rameses, who by refusing to accede to Moses is allowing the plagues to continue. For added contrast, Moses's face is cast in yellow lighting while Rameses's is cast in blue.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_813f4eec	type	Humble Pie
The Prince of Egypt / int_813f4eec	comment	Humble Pie: Moses starts to lose his haughty prince attitude when he discovers his true heritage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
The Prince of Egypt / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: Rameses is a much more sympathetic and tragic character here than the Biblical Pharaoh of the Exodus, as the film emphasizes his "Well Done, Son" Guy complex and his brotherly love for Moses. In the musical, he goes further, after remembering his life with Moses, he holds back on ordering the Egyptians to advance by the Red Sea, but is overruled by Hotep. Moses also kills the Egyptian overseer accidentally rather than deliberately. He shows a lot of guilt over it, and exiles himself as punishment.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8338de89	type	"I Want" Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_8338de89	comment	"I Want" Song: Inverted with "All I Ever Wanted". Rather than singing about wanting more out of life, the song is about Moses trying to convince himself that he already has everything he could ever want and has no reason to be dissatisfied.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8411ab92	type	Red Oni, Blue Oni
The Prince of Egypt / int_8411ab92	comment	The Red Oni, Blue Oni juxtaposition is somewhat literal, too. During the scenes where Rameses and Moses are together in Egypt, Moses wears red jewelry and decor with his clothing, while Rameses wears blue.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_84da8172	type	Formerly Friendly Family
The Prince of Egypt / int_84da8172	comment	Formerly Friendly Family: Moses and Rameses are very close at the start of the movie, with Moses even trying to defend him from their father. Even after Moses returns many years later, both want to continue their close relationship. However, due to Moses being the one who has the free the slaves, he is forced to do worse and worse things to the people Rameses rules over as Rameses continues to refuse, despite Moses begging him to. Finally, after the final plague which results in the death of every first born son in Egypt, Rameses lets the slaves go. However, at the crossing of the sea, Rameses returns to try and kill all the slaves, Moses included, making it clear things are over between the two former brothers.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
The Prince of Egypt / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: Four years prior to this movie's release, it was discovered that Rameses II was a fair-skinned ginger. The reason he's depicted as tan, bald, and swarthy is likely because audiences would have wondered why they made the Egyptian Pharaoh look like an Irish man, amusing given Goidel Glas, the mythological father of the Gaels, was a grandson of the Pharaoh of the Exodus. Given how genetics work, Seti and Tuya's appearance likewise fall under this trope.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8586001f	type	Prodigal Hero
The Prince of Egypt / int_8586001f	comment	Prodigal Hero: Being an adaptation of the story of Moses the film tells this story, mixing both the accidental murder as well as disgust of the Egyptians' treatment towards the Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
The Prince of Egypt / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: Rameses has this as Pharaoh. "I am the morning and the evening star" and "If I say night is day it will be written" are notable examples. God Himself also gets one during the Burning Bush scene. "The Plagues" is half Quarreling Song and half one of these delivered from the point of view of God, promising to utterly destroy Egypt without discrimination or mercy if Rameses does not set His chosen people free. Hotep and Huy have one in "Playing With the Big Boys Now", even if in the end they couldn't back it up:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_87380797	type	Bible Times
The Prince of Egypt / int_87380797	comment	Bible Times: Since it's an adaptation of Exodus, it's natural that it would take place in these times.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_87b8f581	type	Refusal of the Call
The Prince of Egypt / int_87b8f581	comment	Refusal of the Call: Questioning of the call, at any rate. Upon being told that he's been chosen to return to Egypt and free the slaves, Moses argues that he was the son of the man who slaughtered Hebrew children and that God must have picked the wrong messenger. God gets snippy, then significantly less snippy, and that settles the matter.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_87bc9c07	type	Fire/Water Juxtaposition
The Prince of Egypt / int_87bc9c07	comment	Paired Fire/Water Juxtaposition: Just after God sends a pillar of fire to stop the oncoming Egyptian army (orange), He and Moses part the Red Sea (blue).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8aa0f76	type	Deconstructed Trope
The Prince of Egypt / int_8aa0f76	comment	Deconstructed Trope: The film deconstructed Red Oni, Blue Oni through Moses and Rameses, respectively, by showing the qualities associated with them evolving in positive and negative ways as they mature.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8adccc77	type	Hero vs. Villain Duet
The Prince of Egypt / int_8adccc77	comment	Hero vs. Villain Duet: "The Plagues" is sung between Moses and Rameses as the titular plagues ravage Egypt, with the former begging the latter to stop being so stubborn so he can stop making innocents suffer, which the latter declares to the former that he isn't giving up no matter what. Interestingly, unlike most Hero vs. Villain Duets, this song is rather somber and rather then coming off as triumphant for both sides, it instead displays just how poorly both brothers are taking having to fight each other over what they believe is right.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8af9f48b	type	Climactic Music
The Prince of Egypt / int_8af9f48b	comment	Climactic Music: "The Plagues".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
The Prince of Egypt / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Moses thinks that if he talks to Rameses like old times, he can try to release the Hebrew people peacefully. The thing is, that he barges in on his brother, who is now a Pharaoh, and claims that he is following a new god that wants the slaves to be free because it's the right thing to do. Rameses in public plays it off as Moses being mischievous, but in private has to go by The Chains of Commanding and point out the obvious: there is no benefit to the Egyptians by freeing the slaves, and he knows that his brother returned home expecting followers. If Rameses just frees the slaves like that, it will cause huge economic disruption and potential political chaos. He also is betrayed that Moses chose the slaves over him, and that starts their vendetta which leads to the Ten Plagues. It's likely that if Moses had come to him in private and tried to suggest a plan where everyone is saved, it might have led to more negotiations.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8d522951	type	Self-Imposed Exile
The Prince of Egypt / int_8d522951	comment	Self-Imposed Exile: Moses's departure from Egypt was an act of self-exile, unlike in the source material (where he fled to escape punishment) and The Ten Commandments (1956) (where it is his punishment).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8e47b1f5	type	Kissing Discretion Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_8e47b1f5	comment	Kissing Discretion Shot: When Moses and Tzipporah are married, the camera shows them as they pull their faces apart from each other, implying Moses has already kissed the bride.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
The Prince of Egypt / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Accident or not, the Egyptian that was whipping the old slave had it coming to him when Moses pushed him off the scaffolding.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9002083e	type	Character Exaggeration
The Prince of Egypt / int_9002083e	comment	Character Exaggeration: Averted in most respects (especially the Pharaohs), which is one of the reasons the film is praised.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
The Prince of Egypt / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Under Seti's order, Egypt slaughters all Hebrew newborn children to prevent any sort of future uprising. Karma strikes decades later when God sends the Plagues upon Egypt, but especially the worst one of all: the Final Plague, which kills the firstborn children of Egypt, including Rameses's son. However, beforehand, He lets Moses try one last time to talk Rameses out of it before the final Plague is unleashed, and Rameses decides to try and imitate his father's actions, resulting in this trope being done to him as well. More humorously, when Moses and Tzipporah first met, he made her fall into a water basin by releasing his grip on her whip. When they meet again after his exile, Tzipporah just pulled Moses out of a well with a rope. When she recognizes him, she releases her grip on the rope, letting him fall back down the well.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
The Prince of Egypt / int_912b24c4	comment	Used at the end of "All I Ever Wanted", when there is an Art Shift to a hieroglyphics style in Moses's dream.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_91672d3e	type	Children Are Innocent
The Prince of Egypt / int_91672d3e	comment	Children Are Innocent: Played straight in this film, as both the Hebrew and Egyptian children killed are viewed as victims of situations outside of their control. There is also a scene when the Angel of Death arrives and a curious Hebrew child looks out the window at it until his mother pulls him away.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
The Prince of Egypt / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: In the opening sequence the Hebrew slaves look with awe at the statue of Ra that they just put up, which symbolized the power of the Egyptians over them. Toward the end of the plagues sequence, the statue crumbles. Some scholars believe that the plagues were meant to rebuke the various Egyptian religions and their gods (Ra, god of the Sun falls on the onset of the plague of darkness). When Moses first returns to Rameses, he shows God's power by turning his staff into a snake; in an effort to rebuke him, the priests apparently turn their staves into snakes, too, but in this version of the story Egyptian polytheism is shown to be a sham with all of the "miracles" performed by the priests being stage magic. Not only does this emphasize that, from the perspective of millions or billions of people, the Ancient Egyptian religion is all lies and deceit whereas the Abrahamic religionnote in this case Judaism, since Christianity, Islam, and other derivatives don't exist yet is the one true faith but also that the singular Hebrew God is more powerful than the false Egyptian ones. Hammering this home, by the end of the scene Moses's staff-snake has devoured the two fake ones, symbolizing the power that God is shown to have over the false gods of Egypt throughout the rest of the story. Several times in the film, Rameses is shown to be behind a mural of bound Hebrew slaves (in the scene where he begs Moses not to run away, shortly after Moses wins the showdown between the high priests, and in a brief moment during the plagues sequence) and culminates in Rameses declaring his intentions of finishing what his father began right behind the mural of Seti ordering the deaths of the Hebrew babies. These were at pivotal moments of his deteriorating relationship with Moses. The slavery of the Hebrews by the Egyptian Empire (and Rameses' unwillingness to relent to end their suffering) kept coming between any of their attempts to reconcile. When Moses explains his Mission from God to Tzipporah, a flock of sheep and their shepherd passes them by, highlighting his role as the chosen shepherd of God's people. Once the Angel of Death disappears into a vortex in the night sky the stars become visible, including one of the constellations: Orion, The Hunter. Very appropriate given how the Angel just finished hunting down all the firstborns of Egypt. During the scene where the Hebrews begin leaving Egypt, an old lady briefly leans close to the same mural of slaves that featured when Moses first left Egypt. Slavery—depicted in the portrait—was likely all she and her family ever knew, and the uncertainty that freedom brought felt overwhelming. With the help of a small girl, she moves forward, joining her people in leaving that image behind.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_91a2039b	type	I Am the Noun
The Prince of Egypt / int_91a2039b	comment	I Am the Noun:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_92d2fe52	type	Tearful Smile
The Prince of Egypt / int_92d2fe52	comment	Tearful Smile: Moses has one right after meeting God for the first time. Miriam gives a horrified Moses one when she sings their mother's lullaby and he recognizes it, fully realizing he is a Hebrew and he runs away in shock and confusion.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9421aa41	type	Flipping the Table
The Prince of Egypt / int_9421aa41	comment	Flipping the Table: Rameses does this to the priests' table right before he jumps into his half of the emotionally-charged "Plagues" duet.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_94680696	type	Shaped Like Itself
The Prince of Egypt / int_94680696	comment	Shaped Like Itself: God's famous line, "I AM that I AM."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9521acf7	type	The Scourge of God
The Prince of Egypt / int_9521acf7	comment	The Scourge of God: The Plagues
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The Prince of Egypt / int_953a8ee8	type	Age Cut
The Prince of Egypt / int_953a8ee8	comment	Age Cut: Whilst Moses is in the desert several years are implied to have gone by, shown by his beard growth between shots, and the fact that Tzipporah's youngest sister eventually looks to be in her early teens, if not older.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
The Prince of Egypt / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: In a very tragic example, Rameses snaps after the death of his son, riding after Moses and the Hebrews and, when they try to escape him through the Red Sea, he shouts to his men "Kill them! KILL THEM ALL!" The last of him seen in the film is him screaming in rage and agony, cursing Moses (or perhaps still crying out for him.)
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The Prince of Egypt / int_95c2a9dd	type	Outliving One's Offspring
The Prince of Egypt / int_95c2a9dd	comment	Outliving One's Offspring: The murder of the newborns in the prologue, which is the reason why Yocheved sends baby Moses away in the river. Also, the final plague.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9620c3a1	type	God-Emperor
The Prince of Egypt / int_9620c3a1	comment	God-Emperor, the Pharaoh, as per actual ancient Egyptian belief.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
The Prince of Egypt / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Seti I is this in the first half, as the one who initially enslaved the Hebrews and ordered the purge of their infants that led to Moses' princehood in the first place, Rameses II is this for the second half, as he is the primary force stopping the Hebrews' from being freed.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_97fa0a10	type	Mass "Oh, Crap!"
The Prince of Egypt / int_97fa0a10	comment	Mass "Oh, Crap!": The Egyptian soldiers, just before the Red Sea sweeps over them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_990efc48	type	Parting the Sea
The Prince of Egypt / int_990efc48	comment	Parting the Sea: While God keeps Rameses and his army at bay (with a pillar of fire), Moses uses his staff to part the Red Sea to give him and the Hebrews an exit. While passing through it, some of the undersea creatures are seen through the wall. For a bit of drama, Moses has to race to the other side when the water starts to recede. He makes it, but Rameses army isn't so lucky.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9ae0ead1	type	Villains Out Shopping
The Prince of Egypt / int_9ae0ead1	comment	Villains Out Shopping: When Moses confronts Rameses at the Nile. Not only is Rameses just lounging in his boat, Huy and Hotep seem to be entertaining his son with magic tricks.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9bfbf9f3	type	Chainmail Bikini
The Prince of Egypt / int_9bfbf9f3	comment	Chainmail Bikini: Downplayed The armor that Rameses wears during the climax only covers his chest, leaving his stomach exposed. It's also historically Justified, since the armor was based on one of the murals found in one of the real Rameses the Great's temples.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
The Prince of Egypt / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Several scenes at the beginning of the film obliquely refer to later events, particularly when the Pharaoh is scolding Rameses and Moses, and the conversation Moses and Rameses have afterwards. The scenes get numerous call backs later in the film. Also, during the scene when the Queen names Moses. From the angle of the "camera", Rameses (as a small toddler) is completely covered up by Moses in the Queen's arms. At the climax of "Playing With The Big Boys", the snake created from Moses' staff is swallowing the two brought out by Hotep and Huy whole, practically screaming how well Rameses' refusal to let the Hebrews go will fare. This is actually how it goes in the Bible as well. When Moses confronts Rameses about the final plague, his son interrupts their meeting before Rameses declares his intent to wipe out the Hebrew firstborn sons like his father. Rameses' son is standing in front of the mural part of the where the Hebrew boys are being drowned and killed, showing that he and Egyptian firstborns will die when the Angel of Death comes.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9d1cc720	type	Barbie Doll Anatomy
The Prince of Egypt / int_9d1cc720	comment	Barbie Doll Anatomy: Averted. Men are shown to have visible nipples, and the Hebrew babies on the mural are drawn with visible, albeit stylized, genitals.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9da6354b	type	Reality Has No Subtitles
The Prince of Egypt / int_9da6354b	comment	Reality Has No Subtitles: Many of the songs contain individual lines or choruses in Hebrew, sung along with the predominantly English lyrics. No translations are offered note except in the booklet for the soundtrack CD, but the tone and context of the songs at least hint at their meanings.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
The Prince of Egypt / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: The chorus of "The Plagues"
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9f62723d	type	Get Out!
The Prince of Egypt / int_9f62723d	comment	Get Out!: After Rameses flips the priests' table he orders them to get out, though it is hard to hear over the music in the scene. The priests do not appear again afterwards. Rameses later shouts this at Moses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
The Prince of Egypt / int_9f80e1da	comment	Sarcasm Mode: "Let me guess. You want me to...let your people go."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a195310a	type	Red Is Heroic
The Prince of Egypt / int_a195310a	comment	Red Is Heroic: Red is symbolically used to represent the heroes. Moses is the prime example as heâ€™s the hero trying to liberate his people from Rameses and he mostly wears red throughout the movie, even when he was a baby. Other heroic characters who wear some red are his mother who saved him from being killed by Seti I and his sister Miriam who supported him through the entire endeavor. His wife Tzipporah also wears a red ponytail holder and has a red cloth during â€œThrough Heavenâ€™s Eyesâ€� and is just as devoted to supporting Moses and protecting him from harm.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a27c0c2c	type	Artistic License â€“ Religion
The Prince of Egypt / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License â€“ Religion: The disclaimer at the start is open about this. In the original story, Moses was discovered by Pharaoh's daughter, not his wife, and was nursed by his own mother. He would have been considered nobility as he was raised in Pharaoh's court, but was not a prince. This also means that the Pharaoh with whom he had to negotiate the release of the Hebrew slaves had never been his adoptive brother. He probably always knew that he was a Hebrew or at least non-Egyptian, but in this film he does not find out until he is a young adult. In Exodus, Moses secretly murders the Egyptian whipping the slave and hides his body by burying it in the sand. It is only when a fellow Hebrew pulls a "I know what you did" on him that he realizes that his crime has been discovered. Pharaoh then tries to have him executed, but he escapes. Here, Moses kills the Egyptian in an accidental act of public manslaughter, and he immediately flees into self-imposed exile in shame. In Exodus, Moses and Aaron are 80 and 83 years old, respectively, at the time of the plagues. While Moses is shown to have spent at least several years as a shepherd, he is still very much a young man when he confronts Rameses here, while in Exodus, he spent 40 years as a shepherd.note This change is probably due to the shorter lifespans on the Pharaohs' part—an 80-year old Moses would've been very unlikely to have confronted the same prince he grew up with. That said, the Pharaoh of the film is clearly meant to be Rameses the Great, who lived to be 90. In Exodus, Moses actually had Aaron speak to Pharaoh on his behalf and also perform most of the miracles, as Moses was a poor orator. This is the original context in which Moses objects to being chosen as God's spokesman which provokes God's heated response "Who made man's mouth?". In a case of Adaptational Skill, this film has Moses speak to Pharaoh himself, which is common in adaptations of Exodus. Rameses II survives the parting of the Red Sea, while in the original story the Pharaoh either drowned or survived and became a wandering storyteller. This is another common change in adaptations of Exodus. note As the above note mentions, the real Rameses II lived to be 90 and died of natural causes.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a2ff4e6f	type	Single Tear
The Prince of Egypt / int_a2ff4e6f	comment	Single Tear: Yocheved when she sends baby Moses away on the river. Miriam sheds two tears when she repeats Yocheved's lullaby to Moses. Symbolically, one tear is hers and the other is from their mother. Moses after seeing God's wonders. Moses within the hieroglyph nightmare sheds one as he watches Yocheved set his basket in the river.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a3eae597	type	Award-Bait Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_a3eae597	comment	Award-Bait Song: "When You Believe", which won the Best Song Oscar. Also qualifies as a Breakout Pop Hit, as there are many fans of the song who only know it as "that Whitney/Mariah song". Especially combined with the "multi-lingual version". Interestingly, the version within the film has aged much better, as it lacks the "here's the obligatory Disney-style pop ballad" qualities of the end-credits version. There's also I Will Get There by Boyz II Men, of which there are two versions: one is an acapella version featured in the ends credits and in the offical soundtrack and another is a R&B/pop version featured in the Inspirational soundtrack. The soundtrack also features a R&B version of "Through Heaven's Eyes" sung by K-Ci & Jojo.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
The Prince of Egypt / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: The historical Rameses II was red-haired, a detail which can still be seen on his mummy. Here he is black haired - when he is haired at all, as his head is mostly shaved in traditional pharaonic fashion. This was discovered in 1994, the same time the film entered development so unlike The Ten Commandments (1956) it does not have the excuse of predating the discovery. This dye-job extends to the royal family as a whole, since Rameses came from a family of redheads.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a4a1d3af	type	Big Little Brother
The Prince of Egypt / int_a4a1d3af	comment	Big Little Brother: Despite being the oldest of the three, Miriam is the shortest of her siblingsnote Since she's the only female of the three, makes sense, since women tend to be shorter than men.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
The Prince of Egypt / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: "When You Believe" is an inspiring song about how the strength of faith can bring about miracles. Played right after the plagues, it's either a glimmer of hope against the destruction or an iffy implication that the horrors counted as miracles.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a58e5ad7	type	Naked People Are Funny
The Prince of Egypt / int_a58e5ad7	comment	Naked People Are Funny: Tzipporah and her sisters all giggle as they watch Moses being bathed.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a8dcb1d7	type	Love at First Sight
The Prince of Egypt / int_a8dcb1d7	comment	Love at First Sight: Implied by the look on Moses's face when he first sees Tzipporah.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a969c74a	type	Final Solution
The Prince of Egypt / int_a969c74a	comment	Final Solution: When Moses tries one last time to talk down Rameses before the final plague takes his son's life, Rameses starts ranting that Seti had the "right idea" how to deal with the Hebrews and that perhaps he should "finish the job". When his son dies, Rameses relents and lets Moses's people go, but later changes his mind and pursues them with his army to simply kill them all.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_a9b10a62	type	Think Nothing of It
The Prince of Egypt / int_a9b10a62	comment	Think Nothing of It: Of the Heroic Self-Deprecation variety—when Jethro honors Moses for helping Tzipporah escape Egypt and defending the other girls from brigands, Moses (in Heroic BSoD mode) says that he's done nothing worth honoring.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_aa87556f	type	Orange/Blue Contrast
The Prince of Egypt / int_aa87556f	comment	Orange/Blue Contrast: The back-and-forth in "The Plagues" casts diametric opposites Moses in orange and Rameses in blue. Paired Fire/Water Juxtaposition: Just after God sends a pillar of fire to stop the oncoming Egyptian army (orange), He and Moses part the Red Sea (blue).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_aabe2fb	type	Deliberate Values Dissonance
The Prince of Egypt / int_aabe2fb	comment	Deliberate Values Dissonance: Quoth Seti I, when genuinely trying to comfort Moses: "Oh, my son. They were only slaves."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ab1064b3	type	Modesty Towel
The Prince of Egypt / int_ab1064b3	comment	Modesty Towel: Downplayed. After being bathed upon arriving in Midian, Moses awkwardly covers his front side with a towel before Jethro gives him one of his own robes.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
The Prince of Egypt / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: Seti tells Moses that he will never have to carry a burden like Rameses will when the latter becomes Pharaoh. If only Seti knew... In a meta example, Seti and Rameses both fear Rameses may bring down the dynasty. In fact, the historical Rameses surpassed his (already great) father's legacy and became the greatest pharaoh in history.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_abdc0b3f	type	Held Gaze
The Prince of Egypt / int_abdc0b3f	comment	Held Gaze: Moses and Tziporrah during the last part of the "Through Heaven's Eyes" musical sequence.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_abfb19ba	type	Fire, Ice, Lightning
The Prince of Egypt / int_abfb19ba	comment	Fire, Ice, Lightning: Symbolically in "The Plagues".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ac09dc0f	type	Alas, Poor Villain
The Prince of Egypt / int_ac09dc0f	comment	Alas, Poor Villain: Rameses's downfall is portrayed with all the pathos of a family member suffering hardship. As punishment for not releasing the Hebrews, God's ten plagues devastate Egypt, with the final plague taking his son. Later, when Moses parts the Red Sea to take the freed Hebrews to the Promised Land, he tries to charge at them with his army, only to have them completely wiped out when the Sea closes up. All he can do is scream out Moses's name as he lays broken and defeated.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ac344349	type	Three-Month-Old Newborn
The Prince of Egypt / int_ac344349	comment	Three-Month-Old Newborn: Shown with a ewe's lambing.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
The Prince of Egypt / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: By presenting Tzipporah to Rameses, Hotep and Huy inadvertently end up beginning a chain of events that results in the conflict of the third act of the film.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
The Prince of Egypt / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Rameses had one when Moses tells him that they are late for the banquet. Aaron, in the background, when Miriam tells Moses â€œYouâ€™re our brother." Also, Moses when he realises that Miriam is right as she's singing him the river lullaby.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
The Prince of Egypt / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Pyrrhic Victory: As an adaptation of the Exodus, it ends with the implication that the hebrews end up in Canaan, the land promised to Abraham. There's a bit of problem with that. Canaan was actually part of the Egyptian empire during the time of Rameses II, having been actually conquered by Seti I, his father. To make matters even worse, Rameses II would eventually lead several military expeditions into the Levant and the tribe of Israel would eventually be wiped out by Rameses' thirteeneth son and successor Merneptah.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
The Prince of Egypt / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Hotep and Huy, the Egyptian high priests, have their moments â€“ often mumbled in the background:
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The Prince of Egypt / int_aedf28fe	type	Falling-in-Love Montage
The Prince of Egypt / int_aedf28fe	comment	It's only moments later when you realize this was the same sheep that Moses helped deliver during the Falling-in-Love Montage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_af4d6174	type	Setting Update
The Prince of Egypt / int_af4d6174	comment	Setting Update: A minor example. Rabbinical Judaism tells us that Moses's lifespan corresponds to 1391 — 1271 BCE, telling us the Exodus happened in 1311 BCE and thus that the Pharaoh of the Exodus would have been Horemheb, the predecessor of Rameses I, the father of Seti. Jerome, on the other hand, gives Moses's year of birth as 1592 BCE, meaning the Exodus would have been in 1512 BCE with Thutmose I as the Pharaoh and Ussher gives Moses's year of birth as 1571 BCE, meaning the Exodus would have been in 1491 BCE, with the Pharaoh being Thutmose II.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_afc6df04	type	What You Are in the Dark
The Prince of Egypt / int_afc6df04	comment	What You Are in the Dark: Moses is given the chance to arrest Tzipporah when he sees her about to escape. Instead, he lets himself be a diversion so she can leave. When he meets Tzipporah's younger sisters, he is tired and hungry and saw the girls being harassed by water thieves. He could've just not butted in but used his strength to get the harassers away.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b0ac233d	type	Heaven Above
The Prince of Egypt / int_b0ac233d	comment	Heaven Above: The song "Through Heaven's Eye" has a wise old man motion upwards to the clear, night sky when advising Moses to look at life as God would see it.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b151c937	type	The Mockbuster
The Prince of Egypt / int_b151c937	comment	The Mockbuster: There were not one, not two, but three direct-to-video cash-ins that were not only released the same year as Prince Of Egypt, but (in the case of two of them) made little to no attempt in changing their titles.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b17f6a27	type	I Did What I Had to Do
The Prince of Egypt / int_b17f6a27	comment	I Did What I Had to Do: Subverted. Seti expresses regret in regards to ordering his soldiers to slaughter the Hebrew newborns. However, his following remark makes his real feelings about the matter even clearer.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b1e81ef2	type	Dead-Hand Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_b1e81ef2	comment	Dead-Hand Shot: Used with an Egyptian boy fetching water during the final plague.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b486877f	type	Squick
The Prince of Egypt / int_b486877f	comment	Squick: In-Universe; the soldiers in the Nile have an epic Freak Out when they realize that they're wading through a river of blood.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b4a7b5ef	type	The Queen's Latin
The Prince of Egypt / int_b4a7b5ef	comment	The Queen's Latin: Most of the Egyptian characters (save for Hotep and Huy) speak with British accents, while the Hebrews speak with American accents.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b4dcdf5b	type	Antagonist in Mourning
The Prince of Egypt / int_b4dcdf5b	comment	Antagonist in Mourning: Inverted. Moses, the protagonist, breaks down in tears after the final plague. He is crying not only for the loss of his nephew, and by extension all the first born of Egypt, but the loss of his relationship with Rameses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b5171e10	type	Tragic Villain
The Prince of Egypt / int_b5171e10	comment	Tragic Villain: Rameses, unlike his counterparts from The Ten Commandments (1956) and The Bible.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b53c57d5	type	Epigraph
The Prince of Egypt / int_b53c57d5	comment	Epigraph: The film ends on Moses-centric quotations from the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and The Qur'an, emphasizing how he became an important figure to all three Abrahamic religions.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b7a18b59	type	Opening Chorus
The Prince of Egypt / int_b7a18b59	comment	Opening Chorus: An ensemble of Hebrew slaves sings the first song, "Deliver Us", with solos from Yocheved and Miriam.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b7d773ab	type	Smash Cut
The Prince of Egypt / int_b7d773ab	comment	In the opening massacre of the Hebrew sons, we follow an Egyptian soldier as he shoves his way into a woman's house and raises his blade above her child's crib, before a rather disturbing Smash Cut to him calmly walking out of the house, past the sobbing mother.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
The Prince of Egypt / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Aaron, Moses's aide and spokesman in the Exodus, becomes less relevant to the story and does not personally support Moses until after the plagues have been unleashed; conversely, Tzipporah becomes an Ascended Extra. She instead of Aaron is with Moses in the staffs-to-snakes scene. Definitely applies to Nefretiri, Rameses's wife and mother of Amun, who only is briefly seen standing by Rameses's throne at the beginning of the scene where Moses first demands the release of his people, but does not appear again.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_bcac7f63	type	Distant Prologue
The Prince of Egypt / int_bcac7f63	comment	Distant Prologue: The "Deliver Us" number takes place decades before the actual film.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_bda3b88e	type	Sudden Soundtrack Stop
The Prince of Egypt / int_bda3b88e	comment	Sudden Soundtrack Stop: The scene accompanying the Angel of Death during the final plague contains absolutely no background music for extra unnerving effect.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_be554c8e	type	ElevenOClockNumber
The Prince of Egypt / int_be554c8e	comment	Eleven O'Clock Number: "When You Believe". Miriam and Tzipporah, later joined in by the newly freed Hebrew slaves, marvel at the wonder and divinity of God, having kept His promise to someday free them through miraculous deeds through Moses, but also at their own enduring human spirit that has lasted through their time in bondage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_be977433	type	Good-Times Montage
The Prince of Egypt / int_be977433	comment	Good-Times Montage: During the song "Through Heaven's Eyes" we see Moses being welcomed by Jethro and his people, finding peace and happiness as a shepherd, and finally marrying Tziporrah.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c02f148d	type	Both Sides Have a Point
The Prince of Egypt / int_c02f148d	comment	Both Sides Have a Point: How Moses and Rameses react to the former killing a foreman by accident. Rameses saw what happened — it was an accident and Moses knocked him off scaffolding by overreaching in his attempt to rescue a slave from being beaten — and reassures Moses that he's not a killer. Moses is shaken and says that it doesn't matter if it was an accident because he took a man's life.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c287be68	type	Family-Values Villain
The Prince of Egypt / int_c287be68	comment	Family-Values Villain: Despite ordering the mass infanticide among the Hebrew slaves, Pharaoh Seti I gives every sign of being a family man who genuinely loves his wife and sons. However, this is a rare example that serves to make him creepier rather than sympathetic due to the cognitive dissonance involved; he ignores the obvious implication that he nearly murdered the babe who later became his favorite son (Moses) because he doesn't seem to consider him a Hebrew at all, instead of a prince of Egypt.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
The Prince of Egypt / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Rameses, when God makes the Red Sea sweep him backwards.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c3b51bb3	type	You Are Better Than You Think You Are
The Prince of Egypt / int_c3b51bb3	comment	You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Jethro singing "Through Heaven's Eyes" is a song about asking "how can you see what your life is worth or where your value lies" if you only look at the surface level, and that the worth of a man is what he does with the opportunities given to him. Moses clearly takes this to heart, embracing the life of a shepherd.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c3b760ed	type	ZigZaggedTrope
The Prince of Egypt / int_c3b760ed	comment	Zigzagged with Moses' staff devouring Huy and Hotep's snakes. The shot initially cuts away from the three snakes striking at one another to their shadows, showing Moses' snatching one of the others, before cutting to Hotep and Huy singing, then cutting back to the shadow of Moses' snake now devouring both of the others, then panning back to Moses' snake as the tails of the other snakes disappear down its throat.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
The Prince of Egypt / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: When Moses finds Rameses during the 9th plague, they reminisce over their former relationship and for a moment, one actually thinks that tragedy might be averted. Then Ramesesâ€™s son enters and his reaction to Moses destroys the hope.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c420a553	type	We Can Rule Together
The Prince of Egypt / int_c420a553	comment	We Can Rule Together: Hotep and Huy make an offer something like to Moses during their Villain Song. This is also what Seti did by naming Rameses prince regent. He was essentially declared co-pharaoh with his father.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c4b8e2ae	type	One-Woman Wail
The Prince of Egypt / int_c4b8e2ae	comment	One-Woman Wail: A truly beautiful example provided by the late Israeli singer Ofra Haza.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c809bb38	type	Song of Prayer
The Prince of Egypt / int_c809bb38	comment	Song of Prayer: "Deliver Us", the opening song which portrays the Hebrew slaves in Egypt crying to God to deliver them from their bondage. "When You Believe" has a segment where a children's chorus begins singing in Hebrew a verse praising God for His deliverance of the Israelites. This is an example of the movie having shown their work as the Hebrews actually do sing a Song of Prayer after the Exodus in the Bible.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c856e477	type	Seamless Spontaneous Lie
The Prince of Egypt / int_c856e477	comment	Seamless Spontaneous Lie: Played with. When Moses is chasing after Tzipporah, he tells the guards that there's a man tied up in his room to get the guards to leave. While this is true, Moses is lying that he knows nothing about why there's a man tied up in his room.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
The Prince of Egypt / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: This version of Rameses' reasoning of his obstinacy against freeing the Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_c8ce7b2d	type	Smash to Black
The Prince of Egypt / int_c8ce7b2d	comment	Smash to Black: Both the opening and the ending end with this.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
The Prince of Egypt / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Hotep and Huy's snake conjuration was done with such theatrics that it's unclear if it's real magic or sleight of hand. Their attempt at turning water to blood and other "magic", however, is demonstrably accomplished through showmanship and artificial tools. At some points in their song, the positions they're in could only be managed by Offscreen Teleportation (unless they had body doubles). They also do some unambiguous magic in the same song, summoning glowing sigils in the air and controlling flames, although this could just be musical convention rather than actually happening In-Universe.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_cb769b7e	type	Heritage Face Turn
The Prince of Egypt / int_cb769b7e	comment	Heritage Face Turn: Moses finds out about his Hebrew heritage from his sister, Miriam, and decides to leave the comforts of his Egyptian upbringing as penance for the acts of genocide and slavery committed by the Egyptians against the Hebrews and to free them on the order of the Abrahamic God of the Hebrew People.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_cb7fda55	type	Minor Character, Major Song
The Prince of Egypt / int_cb7fda55	comment	Minor Character, Major Song: Jethro with "Through Heaven's Eyes".
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The Prince of Egypt / int_cdfe12c3	type	Nothing Is Scarier
The Prince of Egypt / int_cdfe12c3	comment	Nothing Is Scarier: The Animated Musical format is taken advantage of for almost all significant plot developments, including the first nine plagues of Egypt, even when the sky is raining fire and the people are stricken with boils, so the audience gets very well acclimated to hearing some kind of music, even in the darkest scenes. Consequently, watching the Angel of Death sweeping through the streets of Egypt is so much scarier for occurring in complete silence that feels unnatural on a deep and primal level, with no sound effects whatsoever except for a soft rushing wind and the quiet sighs of its victims.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ce27dc3f	type	Protagonist Title
The Prince of Egypt / int_ce27dc3f	comment	Protagonist Title: The Prince in question is Moses, who eventually rejects the title when he discovers his true heritage.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
The Prince of Egypt / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: The climax, where Rameses, despite freeing the Hebrews earlier, snaps and decides to lead his men in a chase to slaughter the Hebrews before they escape. Thanks to God's intervention, they fail miserably.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_cef6072a	type	Serpent Staff
The Prince of Egypt / int_cef6072a	comment	Serpent Staff: As in the Bible, Moses turns his staff into a snake to show Rameses the power of God. The pharaoh's priests replicate his feat (though unlike the Bible, this is implied to just be sleight of hand) while delivering a Villain Song calling Moses out of his depths, oblivious that his snake is easily eating theirs.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
The Prince of Egypt / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: Rameses, to the point where the creators had to rewrite some scenes between him and Moses because he came off as too sympathetic and Moses as too cruel. He is forcing the Hebrews to work as slaves and refuses to let them go, just cracking down harder on them when Moses returns and demands their freedom. However, we are shown that he has been raised on the beliefs of his father, that a single weak king could cause the collapse of a long and proud dynasty, and Rameses refuses to let that be him.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d028ca10	type	Deliberately Monochrome
The Prince of Egypt / int_d028ca10	comment	Deliberately Monochrome: Moses confronting Rameses after the latter's son has been killed in the final plague of Egypt.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d139ffaf	type	Genre Throwback
The Prince of Egypt / int_d139ffaf	comment	Genre Throwback: To biblical and historical epics of the 50â€™s/early 60â€™s, especially The Ten Commandments and Lawrence of Arabia.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d16fa512	type	Was Too Hard on Him
The Prince of Egypt / int_d16fa512	comment	Was Too Hard on Him: Moses asks Seti if he was too harsh on Rameses by calling him a weak link who will bring shame to Egypt just after Moses took the blame for goading Rameses on their wild chariot race.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d1da2c36	type	Played for Drama
The Prince of Egypt / int_d1da2c36	comment	As in the Bible itself and Played for Drama, Rameses keeps doing this despite the very obvious signs that God is very real and sending His wrath upon his people. Most obviously during "The Plagues" song where he asks for his heart to be hardened so that he won't release the Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
The Prince of Egypt / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: Aaron calls out Moses for not caring about Hebrews until he found out he was one himself. Moses agrees with him (it's implied to be one of the reasons for his self-exile, and one of the reasons he felt unworthy to lead them).
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d4816fb	type	Villainous Face Hold
The Prince of Egypt / int_d4816fb	comment	Villainous Face Hold: Rameses grabs Tzipporah's face so he can "inspect this desert flower" — and she nearly bites him.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d4bb4e51	type	Walking Shirtless Scene
The Prince of Egypt / int_d4bb4e51	comment	Walking Shirtless Scene: Nearly every male character due to the scorching desert heat, including Moses (until he goes back to the Hebrews) and Rameses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d500b978	type	Adaptational Wimp
The Prince of Egypt / int_d500b978	comment	Adaptational Wimp: The Egyptian High Priests in the Book of Exodus were genuinely able to recreate both the snake summoning and bloody river miracles. In this movie they're charlatans who make use of trickery to woo the King.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d99a228f	type	Unusually Uninteresting Sight
The Prince of Egypt / int_d99a228f	comment	Unusually Uninteresting Sight: People were so distracted by the priests' theatrics that they don't seem to notice Moses's snake eating the two that they produced.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
The Prince of Egypt / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Likewise, in the Bible, the soldiers' horses are said to have drowned in the Red Sea. Here, when the Egyptians pursue the Hebrews into the sea, their chariots crash, and the panicked horses turn around and flee.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_d9f008e1	type	Bonfire Dance
The Prince of Egypt / int_d9f008e1	comment	Bonfire Dance: After fleeing from Egypt into the desert, Moses is taken in by Jethro and his tribe, and he lives with them for several years. One night during his stay, Jethro's eldest daughter Tzipporah is dancing near a bonfire, and she invites Moses to join the tribe in a communal dance around it.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_da19c62a	type	Leave No Survivors
The Prince of Egypt / int_da19c62a	comment	Leave No Survivors: In the climax, Rameses and his army pursue the Hebrew refugees, during which he orders his men to kill all the unarmed Hebrews. Utterly ironic as well; all his life Rameses tried to be a greater Pharaoh than his imposing father Seti I ever was. Without realizing it, he tried to outshine his father's legacy even in something as extreme as mass murder.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
The Prince of Egypt / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: Rameses repeatedly refers to himself as "the morning and the evening star," pointing to the fact that as Pharaoh, he is supposed to be a god incarnate.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
The Prince of Egypt / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: Moses just so happens to stumble upon, and help, Tzipporah's sisters after he gets lost in the desert.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_dd082289	type	A Million Is a Statistic
The Prince of Egypt / int_dd082289	comment	A Million Is a Statistic: Defied. Seti and Tuya adopt a Hebrew baby and love him as their own son. However, they think nothing of enslaving and slaughtering countless other Hebrew babies since they don't know any of them. When Moses learns the truth, they try to convince him it doesn't matter since "they were only slaves." However, even though Moses doesn't personally know the countless Hebrew slaves in Egypt, he's so haunted by empathy for their suffering that it's part of what pushes him to obey God's will to free them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_dddbdc26	type	Monumental Damage
The Prince of Egypt / int_dddbdc26	comment	Monumental Damage: The stone nose is knocked off the Great Sphinx.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_dea5fe1	type	Kubrick Stare
The Prince of Egypt / int_dea5fe1	comment	Kubrick Stare: Rameses gets one when Moses returns the ring and effectively ends their brotherly relationship.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
The Prince of Egypt / int_e11b003d	comment	The term "Pharaoh" was not used contemporaneously for a ruler until the reign of his thirteenth son and immediate successor Merenptah (1213-1203 BCE). That one may be chalked up to Translation Convention.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e19e68	type	Cruel Mercy
The Prince of Egypt / int_e19e68	comment	Cruel Mercy: It's hinted that God deliberately had Rameses thrown onto the shore when the sea collapsed rather than drown with his army so that he may live with the consequences of his actions.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e3a7d2e6	type	Karmic Jackpot
The Prince of Egypt / int_e3a7d2e6	comment	Karmic Jackpot: While Moses mistreats Tzipporah at first, he distracts the guards when he notices her escaping, effectively freeing her from what would have been a life of slavery. After he has his Heel Realization, she ends up finding him and takes him back to her family's home in Midian where he is nursed back to health, treated as an honored guest, and eventually made one of them.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e4ba33fc	type	Disaster Dominoes
The Prince of Egypt / int_e4ba33fc	comment	Disaster Dominoes: Moses being an irresponsible chariot driver is what leads to the defacement of a monument and the destruction of the surrounding structures.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e543a655	type	Light Is Not Good
The Prince of Egypt / int_e543a655	comment	Light Is Not Good: The 10th plague plays this trope when the angel of death, in the form of a white cloud, comes down for the firstborn Egyptian sons. The played with element comes in that the angel's nature — good, evil, or simply an impassive agent of God — is up for debate.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e55c5f35	type	Happily Ever Before
The Prince of Egypt / int_e55c5f35	comment	Happily Ever Before: The film stops immediately after the Red Sea Crossing, with a brief subsequent image of Moses bringing down the Ten Commandments, leaving out all mention of the Golden Calf, the destruction of the original tablets, or subsequent hardships for the fleeing Hebrews.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e602b55b	type	Shadow Discretion Shot
The Prince of Egypt / int_e602b55b	comment	Shadow Discretion Shot: When Moses' snake eats the pair that Hotep and Huy conjured.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e7db27c7	type	Sympathetic P.O.V.
The Prince of Egypt / int_e7db27c7	comment	Sympathetic P.O.V.: The film does this with Rameses, focusing equally on him and Moses. He's generally shown as a nice guy struggling between responsibility and his own feelings (but with two Evil Chancellors) who genuinely loves his (foster) brother. It's just that at the same time he doesn't see the Hebrew slaves suffering and dying for his empire as people, and every step Moses takes to try and free them only makes him act increasingly villainous.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e899b102	comment	Sidekick: Tzipporah functions as a rare wife version, as she accompanies the hero throughout most of his epic journey.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e9784ee6	type	Epic Movie
The Prince of Egypt / int_e9784ee6	comment	Epic Movie: From the point of conception, DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg intended this to be his Big Damn Epic Movie and marketed it as such. It was his first film since The Lion King, and he wanted to show his former studio what he was capable of.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
The Prince of Egypt / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: "And there shall be a great cry in all of Egypt, such as there never has been or ever will be again", said by Rameses when he decides that his father had the right idea of how to keep the Hebrews in line by killing their children and wants to finish the job. There's a great cry in all of Egypt, all right, but it doesn't come from the Hebrews... Moses's reaction to Rameses's statement makes it clear he knows exactly how those words will play out.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_eba6a077	type	Cain and Abel
The Prince of Egypt / int_eba6a077	comment	Cain and Abel: Moses and Rameses are a deconstruction of this trope, as their history and affection lead to great turmoil and angst as they conflict with one another. Neither wants to kill the other (and it takes a spectacular Villainous Breakdown on Rameses's part before it gets to that point), but are thrust into their roles by a higher power.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ebd01bc5	type	Bathe Her and Bring Her to Me
The Prince of Egypt / int_ebd01bc5	comment	Bathe Her and Bring Her to Me: A variant. Rameses finds Tzipporah to be too feisty for his taste and dumps her on Moses. Ironically, he has her dried instead of bathed before being brought to his brother, as she had already fallen in a pool of water.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ed503b22	type	Match Cut
The Prince of Egypt / int_ed503b22	comment	Match Cut: One shot in The Plagues is of two Egyptian children hiding in their homes from the chaos outside. The cracks in the wall behind them then fade into Moses' face. During When You Believe, a tracking shot of a now empty working site has some abandoned pickaxes transition into beams of wood on top of two of the village houses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ee7ed46e	type	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
The Prince of Egypt / int_ee7ed46e	comment	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Rameses names Moses Royal Chief Architect early in the film, but at no point between then and when he flees for the wilderness do we see him actually planning any architecture. Granted, exactly one night passes between the two events, but a construction project is being planned out at the very moment when Moses flees, and it's Rameses of all people who is planning it, not Moses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ef20d7bc	type	A Minor Kidroduction
The Prince of Egypt / int_ef20d7bc	comment	A Minor Kidroduction: In the beginning, we see Miriam, Aaron, Rameses, and Moses as children, the last one being a baby.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ef3d1b57	type	Technician Versus Performer
The Prince of Egypt / int_ef3d1b57	comment	Technician Versus Performer: The Moses vs. Hotep and Huy "snake duel" has shades of this. When summoning their snakes, the priests use a big theatrical musical number complete with a lot of smoke and mirrors; Moses, by contrast, just trusts in God, puts down his staff, and voila! Instant snake. Moses ends up winning.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f08f8f89	type	Comedic Underwear Exposure
The Prince of Egypt / int_f08f8f89	comment	Comedic Underwear Exposure: Used as a gag during the chariot race, when Moses says that looking up to Rameses is "not much of a view."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f13b2c16	type	Take Back Your Gift
The Prince of Egypt / int_f13b2c16	comment	Take Back Your Gift: Non-romantic example: Moses giving Rameses back his ring after returning to Egypt is presented as symbolic of Moses (reluctantly) cutting his brotherly ties with the Pharaoh in order to carry out the mission God gave him.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f33ff01c	type	Adaptational Context Change
The Prince of Egypt / int_f33ff01c	comment	In Exodus, Moses actually had Aaron speak to Pharaoh on his behalf and also perform most of the miracles, as Moses was a poor orator. This is the original context in which Moses objects to being chosen as God's spokesman which provokes God's heated response "Who made man's mouth?". In a case of Adaptational Skill, this film has Moses speak to Pharaoh himself, which is common in adaptations of Exodus.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f3fd818b	type	Dark Reprise
The Prince of Egypt / int_f3fd818b	comment	Dark Reprise: During the "The Plagues" sequence, we get a more bitter, anger-filled version of "All I Ever Wanted" from both Moses and Rameses. Immediately following "The Plagues," the score mournfully reprises "All I Ever Wanted" as Moses walks through the now-damaged palace to once more attempt to reason with Rameses.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f594c8a9	type	Fed to the Beast
The Prince of Egypt / int_f594c8a9	comment	Fed to the Beast: Pharaoh Seti has his soldiers kill Jewish babies by taking them from their mothers, and throwing them in the Nile where they become crocodile meat; the event is later depicted in Moses' nightmare and shown on a mural.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f6b1c9f3	type	"You!" Exclamation
The Prince of Egypt / int_f6b1c9f3	comment	"You!" Exclamation: Tzipporah, when she sees Moses being pulled out of the well and recognizes him from Egypt. His response is a nonverbal Oh, Crap!.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f77aa221	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Herod
The Prince of Egypt / int_f77aa221	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Herod: The film shows this scenario through an Egyptian-hieroglyphic animation dream sequence, followed by a final confrontation between the Prince Moses and Seti I, his adoptive father: "Sometimes," Seti says, with a look approaching actual regret, "sacrifices must be made...." Then he tries to comfort his son with the worst words possible: "They were only slaves..."
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f8117297	type	Go-Go Enslavement
The Prince of Egypt / int_f8117297	comment	Go-Go Enslavement: Downplayed. When Tzipporah is presented to Rameses and Moses, she's wearing a more reaveling outfit than the one she'd wear for the rest of the film.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f8248d95	type	Dying Candle
The Prince of Egypt / int_f8248d95	comment	Dying Candle: As the Angel of Death is passing through the Egyptian city, one of the houses it enters has a lamp burning in the window, which goes out after it leaves with the spirit of the household's firstborn.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f8600b	type	Cool Big Sis
The Prince of Egypt / int_f8600b	comment	Cool Big Sis: Tzipporah may be this for her younger sisters.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f88f2449	type	Downer Beginning
The Prince of Egypt / int_f88f2449	comment	Downer Beginning: It's an adaptation of the story of the Exodus, so this is a given; the film's opening has the Egyptians taking the infant children of the Hebrew slaves to be slaughtered, followed by Yocheved having to send the baby Moses down the river and being separated from him forever, with the only upside being that Queen Tuya found him and took a liking to him immediately, ensuring that Moses was saved from the horrific fate that the other Hebrew babies were dealt.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f96f188c	type	Drives Like Crazy
The Prince of Egypt / int_f96f188c	comment	Drives Like Crazy: The chariot race at the top of the movie. If it's to be believed, crazy teenage drivers have been a problem for much longer than we currently think.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f97b5d33	type	Shoo Out the Clowns
The Prince of Egypt / int_f97b5d33	comment	Shoo Out the Clowns: During "The Plagues", Rameses enters a room with Hotep and Huy as they are applying ointment to their boils. Enraged at their inability to stop the plagues, Rameses orders them to "Get Out!!" They are not seen again in the film. Things get very dark afterwards.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_f99c9332	type	Winds Are Ghosts
The Prince of Egypt / int_f99c9332	comment	Winds Are Ghosts: The final plague of taking the firstborn is represented as a wind that takes the souls of children.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_faf6c32d	type	Walk Like an Egyptian
The Prince of Egypt / int_faf6c32d	comment	Walk Like an Egyptian: Seen in a few dream sequences. Also, Hotep shortly during his song with Huy.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_fb8f6a95	type	Memory-Restoring Melody
The Prince of Egypt / int_fb8f6a95	comment	Memory-Restoring Melody: As the Egyptian soldiers carry out a mass killing of Hebrew children, baby Moses is taken by his mother to the river bank and sent adrift in a basket in hope of a better life. Before his mother lets go of him, she sings him one last lullaby, which he still remembers after being Happily Adopted and raised as an Egyptian prince. Upon their coincidental meeting, his biological sister Miriam tries to convince him that they're both siblings, but he brushes her off as being delusional. It isn't until she proves it by singing the lullaby that he realizes she's telling the truth, revealing his true heritage and causing him to spiral into a Heroic BSoD. Unlike other examples of this trope, this reveal happens relatively early on in the story.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_fd32c5a1	type	Don't Make Me Destroy You
The Prince of Egypt / int_fd32c5a1	comment	Don't Make Me Destroy You: In the scene immediately preceding the plague of the firstborn, Moses practically begs Rameses not to let things continue, all the while staring at Rameses' son. Rameses refuses, which makes Moses extremely upset, as he already knows what will happen.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_fd497706	type	Accidental Murder
The Prince of Egypt / int_fd497706	comment	Accidental Murder: In Egypt, Moses tries to stop an Egyptian foreman from beating a slave and accidentally throws the former off the scaffolding in the process.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_fdf22cfd	type	Evil Is Hammy
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The Prince of Egypt / int_fe793a63	type	Last-Second Chance
The Prince of Egypt / int_fe793a63	comment	Last-Second Chance: Before the final plague is unleashed, Moses pleads with his brother to stop before God releases it. Rameses then states his intent to repeat his father's atrocity by committing another mass murder of Hebrew children, sealing his fate. Once the Hebrews are nearly to the other side of the Red Sea, God takes away the fire tornado that blocked Rameses's army without closing the path through the waters. Technically, Rameses could have turned back rather than pursue the people under the protection of a God that can part a huge body of water and create fire tornadoes. But he didn't.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
The Prince of Egypt / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Subverted. Seti clearly cares about his sons. When he finds Moses reeling at the fate of the Hebrew children, Seti hugs him, speaks in the soothing tones of Patrick Stewart...and tells Moses it was justified because they were just slave children. The worst part of this is that Seti genuinely thought this would make Moses feel better.
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The Prince of Egypt / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
The Prince of Egypt / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: The silhouette of a whale shark is seen behind the watery walls of the Red Sea passage, which does connect to the habitat range of the species. Furthermore, Rameses specifically mentions "white limestone." One guess as to what color the buildings would be in those days (hint: it isn't yellow). During "The Plagues", Rameses says 'then let my heart be hardened.' While many translations translate the description as 'God hardened Pharaoh's heart,' an alternative translation is 'God suffered Pharaoh's heart be hardened,' exactly what happens here. There actually was an important priest during the reign of Rameses II named Huy, with his specific position being High Priest of Ptah. There was also another important figure named Huy during Rameses's reign, in this case, the Viceroy of Kush. The production team behind the film consulted with Jewish, Biblical, Muslim, and Arabic scholars for cultural accuracy.
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The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dead-Hand Shot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Deadly Dust Storm / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Death of a Child / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Defector from Decadence / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dehumanization / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Deliberate Values Dissonance / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Demoted to Extra / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Demythification / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Demythtification / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Despotism Justifies the Means / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Determined Expression / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Deuteragonist / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disappointed in You / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disappointing Heritage Reveal / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disaster Dominoes / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disc-One Final Boss / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disney Acid Sequence / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Disney Villain Death / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Distant Duet / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Distant Prologue / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Do Not Taunt Cthulhu / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Don't Make Me Destroy You / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Don't You Dare Pity Me! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dramatic Drop / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dramatic Necklace Removal / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dream Melody / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Drives Like Crazy / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dueling Dubs / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Dying Candle / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Eats Babies / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Empire with a Dark Secret / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Epic Movie / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Epigraph / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Esoteric Happy Ending / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Ethereal Choir / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Everybody Cries / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Evil Brit / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Evil Stole My Faith / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Facial Profiling / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Fake Nationality / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Fake Wizardry / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Falling-in-Love Montage / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Family-Values Villain / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Fat and Skinny / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Faux Fluency / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Fearless Infant / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Fed to the Beast / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Feelies / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Filling the Silence / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Films of 1995â€“1999 / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Final Solution / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Flipping the Table / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Flowers of Romance / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Follow the White Rabbit / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Formerly Friendly Family / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Gene Hunting / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Genius Bonus / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Get Out! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Go Back to the Source / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Go-Go Enslavement / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	God Is Good / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	God Save Us from the Queen! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Gold Is Yellow / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Good-Times Montage / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Gory Discretion Shot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Greater-Scope Villain / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Happily Married / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Happiness in Slavery / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Heaven Above / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Heritage Face Turn / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Hero vs. Villain Duet / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Historical In-Joke / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Historical Villain Upgrade / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	"I Am" Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	I Am the Noun / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	"I Want" Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Inferred Holocaust / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	It Sucks to Be the Chosen One / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	It Was a Gift / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Jerkass Has a Point / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Job Title / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Judaism and Jewish Culture in Media / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Juxtaposed Halves Shot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Kid Amid the Chaos / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Killed Offscreen / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Kneel Before Zod / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Kubrick Stare / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Lawful Evil / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Leave No Survivors / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Leg Focus / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Light Is Not Good / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	List Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Lull Destruction / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Manly Tears / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Memento MacGuffin / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Memory-Restoring Melody / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Midword Rhyme / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Minor Character, Major Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Mirrored Confrontation Shot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Monumental Damage / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Moses in the Bulrushes / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Multilingual Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Multiple Languages, Same Voice Actor / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Named by the Adaptation / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Nepharious Pharaoh / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Nervous Wreck / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Never Smile at a Crocodile / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Nice Job Breaking It, Herod / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Nightmare Sequence / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	No Biological Sex / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	No Infantile Amnesia / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Non-Dubbed Grunts / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Non-Singing Voice / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Not Allowed to Grow Old / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Nothing Is Scarier / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Obliviously Evil / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Ominous Latin Chanting / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	One-Woman Wail / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Opening Chorus / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Orphaned Etymology / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Otherworldly and Sexually Ambiguous / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Our Angels Are Different / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Outliving One's Offspring / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Parental Love Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Parting the Sea / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Passed in Their Sleep / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	People of Hair Color / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Pep-Talk Song / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Permanent Placeholder / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Pink Girl, Blue Boy / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Playing the Heart Strings / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Please Spare Him, My Liege! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Plucky Girl / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Popularity Polynomial / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Possessive Wrist Grab / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Prefers Going Barefoot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Pride / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Prodigal Hero / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Protagonist Title / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Refrain from Assuming / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Related in the Adaptation / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Religion is Magic / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Rhyme Theme Naming / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Rivers of Blood / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Sarcastic Title / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Say My Name / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Scam Religion / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Screaming Warrior / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I Make Them! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Self-Imposed Exile / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Serpent Staff / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Shadow Discretion Shot / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Significant Double Casting / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Silence, You Fool! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Silly Rabbit, Romance Is for Kids! / int_c29f1036
Sliding Scale Of Western Animation Obscurity	seeAlso	The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Song of Prayer / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Splash of Color / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Stage Magician / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Stock Rhymes / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Stock Unsolved Mysteries / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Sword and Sandal / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Sword Pointing / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Sympathetic P.O.V. / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Synthetic Voice Actor / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Take Back Your Gift / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Tears of Awe / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Technicolor Fire / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Eleven O'Clock Number / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Exile / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Film of the Book / int_c29f1036
The Millennium Age of Animation	seeAlso	The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Pardon / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Queen's Latin / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Song Remains the Same / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The Swarm / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	The X of Y / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Toppled Statue / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Tragic Dream / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	True Blue Femininity / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Twirl of Love / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	2D Visuals, 3D Effects / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Underestimating Badassery / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Unhand Them, Villain! / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Values Resonance / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Villainous Crush / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Villainous Face Hold / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Villains Out Shopping / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Voice of the Legion / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Walk Like an Egyptian / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Was Too Hard on Him / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	We Used to Be Friends / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Whip of Dominance / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Winds Are Ghosts / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Worthless Yellow Rocks / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	You Are Better Than You Think You Are / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	"You!" Exclamation / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	You're Not My Father / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Awesome Art / Sugar Wiki / int_c29f1036
Brave	seeAlso	The Prince of Egypt
Joseph: King of Dreams	seeAlso	The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Don't Say Such Stupid Things / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Happily Ever Before / int_c29f1036
The Prince of Egypt	hasFeature	Tearful Smile / int_c29f1036

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