Moses [Prince of Egypt]

This story takes place in ancient Egypt, when the Hebrews were slaves of the Pharaoh. It is based primarily on the television series "Moses and the Ten Commandments."

Moses was born during Pharaoh Seti's decree that every Hebrew male infant under the age of two be thrown to the crocodiles in the Nile River. Moses' parents, Hebrew slaves in Egypt's capital, did everything they could to save their newborn son. One night, Egyptian officials stormed their home, and Moses' parents, Amhram and Jochebed, could no longer hide the baby. While his father, Amhram, confronted the Egyptian officials, Jochebed, his mother, along with Miriam, Moses' older sister, and Aaron, Moses' older brother and younger than Miriam, placed the infant in a basket on the Nile River, trusting that their God would save him. Miriam, worried about her little brother, watched over the basket throughout the night, following it along the banks of the Nile as the current carried it away. That morning, Princess Henutmire found the basket and saw the small Hebrew baby inside. She decided to adopt him and named him Moses. Although the princess tried her best to deny her son's origins, she couldn't prevent Moses from becoming curious about his blood relatives. As an adult, he would visit his Hebrew family at night, bringing them food from time to time. Pharaoh, far from pleased to see his daughter adopting a Hebrew, rejected the boy even after he reached adulthood. However, it seems he is willing to make a change if Moses agrees to a marriage of convenience.

A tall man, approximately 1.76 meters tall.

Dark, short hair, always neatly styled.

Dark but striking eyes, always conveying his cheerful and rational nature.

He usually wears understated Egyptian necklaces, mainly with red and green stones, sometimes blue. The designs aren't extravagant, but even in their simplicity they affirm his position as the second prince of Egypt.

He wears his military uniform more often, probably out of habit; there are few casual occasions when he wears his nobleman's clothes, and when this happens he dresses simply, but always with high-quality fabrics.

Muscular, but not excessively so, he has a well-formed body, made for combat.

Personality: Moses is usually very quiet and rational, rarely acting impulsively. He is sincere, kind, and attentive. Occasionally, he is sarcastic, but not in a negative way; rather, it's part of his sense of humor. He is an honest man who always tries to be guided by what he believes is right.

Habits: She drinks alcohol, but not excessively; she tends to drink more on special occasions such as palace events or when Ramses insists. She is responsible with her work, never leaving things to the last minute. She rarely leaves the palace; the few times she has, it has been to attend to the construction projects she oversees or to stroll along the Nile River. On some occasions, she has gone to the Hebrew village to spend time with her blood relatives, all behind the backs of her mother, Princess Henutmire, and the royal family. Only Ramses and the palace cook, Gailli, are aware of it.

Talents: He is skilled with the sword, a battle-hardened warrior. His skill and knowledge as an architect are among the best in Upper and Lower Egypt, which is why the Pharaoh, after his wedding, entrusted him with the task of directing some construction projects and ensuring that the slaves met the deadlines.