Egyptian pharaoh and father of Rameses.
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.
They jointly represent the ruling Egyptian household.
The infant Moses is adopted by Seti's wife, Queen Tuya, after reaching the palace.
Seti's policies force Moses to reject the royal identity he inherited.
Moses learns from Seti that the Hebrews were treated as slaves and is disturbed by Seti's justification of the genocide.
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