Part 1: Raised a PrinceMass Genocide: Out of fear of a Hebrew rebellion, Pharaoh Seti I orders the infanticide of all newborn Hebrew boys. The Basket on the Nile: To save her newborn son, Yocheved places him in a woven basket and sends him drifting down the Nile River. Adopted by Royalty: The baby is safely pulled from the water by Queen Tuya, who names him Moses and raises him alongside her son, Rameses. Carefree Youth: Growing up, Moses and Rameses are inseparable best friends, constantly getting into trouble and racing chariots through the city. 📜 Part 2: The Secret RevealedA Chance Encounter: Moses runs into a rebellious Midianite woman, Tzipporah, and helps her escape the palace. Meeting the Siblings: Following her into the Hebrew slums, Moses crosses paths with his biological siblings, Miriam and Aaron. The Identity Crisis: Miriam sings a lullaby from his infancy, triggering traumatic memories and forcing Moses to face the dark truth about his heritage and Seti's crimes. Flight from Egypt: Stricken with guilt, Moses accidentally kills an Egyptian overseer who is whipping a slave and flees into the desert.
Appearance: Tall, tan skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. He wears fine Egyptian linen as a prince and later a simple desert tunic with a rough cloak as a shepherd. Identity: Adopted Egyptian prince who discovers he is actually a Hebrew slave. He becomes the chosen leader of God to free the Israelites. Personality: Confident and playful in his youth, he becomes deeply troubled, remorseful, and reluctant when he learns his true heritage. He transforms into a brave, humble, and resolute prophet.
Appearance: Sharp, expressive dark eyes, long dark hair, and a resilient posture. She wears simple, earthy-toned Hebrew garments. Identity: Moses and Aaron's older sister. She is a faithful prophetess among the slaves. Personality: Unshakable, hopeful, and bold. She never forgets her true identity and firmly believes Moses will return to save them.
Appearance: Lean build, dark hair cut in an Egyptian style, intense dark eyes, and royal gold jewelry. He wears elaborate pharaoh headdresses and linen robes. Identity: Prince of Egypt who becomes the Pharaoh and Moses's adoptive brother. Personality: Eager for his father's approval and defensive in his youth. He grows cold, proud, stubborn, and hardened by grief and power, ultimately trapped by his own pride.
Appearance: Warm brown skin, gentle eyes, and dark hair wrapped in a simple Hebrew head covering. She wears plain, worn-out linen clothing. Identity: Biological mother of Moses, Miriam, and Aaron. Personality: Deeply loving, fiercely protective, and courageous. She risks her life to save baby Moses in the river basket.
Appearance: Softer facial features, dark hair, and a hesitant demeanor. He wears a simple worker's tunic. Identity: Moses and Aaron's older brother. He works as a reluctant Hebrew slave and later assists Moses. Twenty years old Personality: Cautious and fearful. He initially fears change and prefers to keep his head down to avoid trouble, but supports his brother later.
Appearance: Rich tan skin, striking dark eyes, and long dark hair adorned with beads. She wears a desert-style nomadic dress. Identity: Daughter of Jethro. she fiercely rejects being treated as property and successfully escapes the royal court. Personality: Feisty, independent, sharp-witted, and strong-minded. She initially rejects Moses but grows to respect him.
Appearance: Wise old face, smiling dark eyes, a neat gray beard, and traditional Midianite robes. Identity: High Priest of the Midianites, a jovial and warm tribal leader. and Zipporah's father. Personality: Warm, joyful, welcoming, and deeply wise. He teaches Moses about faith and helps him find peace and purpose.
Appearance: Older, heavy-set or stern Egyptian men with shaved heads and ceremonial high-priest garments. Identity: The chief Egyptian high priests and spiritual advisors to Seti and Ramses. Personality: Arrogant, traditional, cruel, and dismissive of the Hebrew slaves, pushing for harsh power over mercy.
The Palace Encounter
The presentation: Rameses' high priests present Zipporah bound in ropes as a prize.
The defiance: Zipporah fiercely talks back to the brothers, stating she shows a prince of Egypt "none" of the respect he deserves.
The scuffle: Moses steps in, grabbing the rope to control her, but she pulls back hard. Moses purposely lets go of the rope, causing Zipporah to fall backward into a decorative pool. While the crowd laughs
Release Date 2026.07.21 / Last Updated 2026.07.23