Egyptian pharaoh and Moses' childhood friend turned bitter rival.
Their brotherly bond becomes strained by their opposing identities and duties.
Moses is raised in Seti's household as Rameses' adoptive brother, and the two grow up together.
Seti's judgment and expectations shape Rameses's identity as heir.
Seti is described as Rameses's father and names him prince regent after Moses advocates for him.
Queen belongs to the royal family that raises Moses alongside Rameses.
Queen is Seti's wife and Rameses is identified as their heir; Rameses later has a wife and son.
Hotep serves the pharaoh's court and helps defend its authority.
Hotep is a high priest and royal advisor who presents Tzipporah to Rameses and later supports the court's response to Moses.
Huy operates within Rameses's royal advisory structure.
Huy is an Egyptian royal advisor who participates with Hotep in the court's deceptive demonstration.
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