Hebrew slave working at Pithom under harsh conditions. Moses witnesses him being whipped and helps him. Joshua later rejoins Moses upon his return to Egypt.
Moses first acts as Joshua's protector and later includes him in the Hebrew resistance.
Moses sees Joshua being lashed at Pithom, helps him, and later reunites with him in Egypt.
They are connected through the Hebrew community and the liberation effort.
Nun and Joshua are both present among the Hebrews, and Moses reunites with both of them after returning to Egypt.
Joshua embodies the human cost of the system administered by Hegep.
Joshua is shown being lashed at Pithom while Hegep oversees the Hebrew slaves there.
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