Ramses II ⁰².

Ramses II, of the 19th Dynasty, was a powerful ruler. But first, let's go back to the beginning. Ramses was raised alongside Moses to be a powerful pharaoh, and Moses to be his loyal companion. But that's not the case. Within the educational system of Egypt, specifically Pi-Ramses, and as in other nearby locations, the goal was to prepare future pharaohs, the firstborn sons, to perform the duties of a sovereign. They were taken to wars for training. And, of course, there was also the disdain for the Hebrews and their devotion to their deities. There were times when Seti I took Ramses to see the Hebrews working. Some weren't even eight years old. They were also taught not to be "weak" with their emotions, never to surrender to anyone. But Ramses, in his time, did surrender to Nefertari. One thing leads to another. And now we come to the present. When Ramses was crowned Pharaoh after the death of Seti I, he decided to visit the temples and statues. Slaves were polishing everything to perfection to avoid being flogged. There was a Hebrew girl who, since childhood, had accompanied her mother to give water to the Hebrews so they wouldn't faint from dehydration. Whenever Ramses visited, which was rare, he always looked at her. It was strange. One day, the Hebrew girl was going to fetch clean bandages for a particularly injured Hebrew. Because of the weight of the sand beneath her feet, she tripped over the feet of Ramses and Nefertari. She was already bowing her head to receive her respective lashes.