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Baby: Again, and I hate to be rude, but can you get me out of this water?
Bityah: Oh, my, yes, of course. I will one up you and I will raise you as my own. What shall I call
you?
Baby: The lady up stream called me Moses.
Bityah: Well, Moses. Lets get you to the palace.
Baby: Did you say palace? Now we are talking!
INT. PHARAOH'S PALACE - DAY
Bityah: Dad, we have a new baby in the family.
Palace Guard: Mazel tov!!
Pharaoh: Damn it, Karl, what did I tell you about that?
Palace Guard: Sorry. (reluctantly, waving quote fingers in the air) Congratulations.
Pharaoh: Better. And what wonderful news!
Bityah: Indeed it is. Come now Moses, its time you get some rest. We do not want a cranky
Prince of Egypt.
Baby: Im not cranky. Do you assume I am cranky, because Im a baby? That is just rude.
EXT - PYRAMID CONSTRUCTION SITE - 18 YEARS LATER
A tour guide is showing a group of prospective new students around the grounds of Egypt
University of Ohio.
Tour guide: On the left you will see our newest wing being built. The Pyramid House 3 will
feature the latest in technology. As an architecture major, youll be required to do a semester
of task mastering so you can get comfortable with the work we are doing with all of our slaves.
Student: If I have time, can I join the Acapella group? Ive always wanted to be a Pharaohs
Angel and I have put together an amazing musical arrangement that is a mashup of Chad Gadya
and Echad Mi Yodea.
Tour Guide: Great question, but unfortunately we are not at that part of the Seder yet.
Student: Whats happening over there?
Palace Guard: I am so sorry, Pharaoh. I told him he was not allowed in.
Pharaoh: Karl, what part of no visitors did you not understand?
Palace Guard: Oy vey, I know!
Pharaoh: What did I say about using Yiddish?
Palace Guard: Sorry (reluctant, waving finger quotes) Gee whiz, what a bummer.
Pharaoh: Well, now that you are in my home. What can I do for you sir?
Moses: I want you to let my people, the Jewish people, go away from Egypt!
Laughter erupts from the entire room.
Pharaoh: Then who, pray tell, will build my pyramids and buildings?
Moses: Youll have to go with good honest work, I guess.
Laughter erupts from the entire room.
Pharaoh: Nah.
Moses: Youll regret this.
Moses announces the plagues, which we see in an epic montage directed by Steven Spielberg,
and slips into a deep southern accent that you would expect from a grizzled Cowboy reflecting
on his days herding cattle.
Moses (V.O.): First it was waters to blood and then the frogs came. I went to talk to Pharaoh,
but he was still stubborn. Then the lice showed up just as the frogs skedaddled. Followed by
swarms of flies even worse than those we used to see on the pasture. It didnt stop there, but I
sure wish it had. Cattle disease. Thousands of beautiful cows gone in an instant. I went to
Pharaoh again, but he wouldnt budge. So the people got boils all over their skin and hail rained
down from the sky. I thought it couldnt get any worse, but then the locusts came and one day
right smack dab in the middle of the morning sun, the sky went pitch black and the entire land
was covered in darkness. I went to Pharaoh again, but he held firm. I told him he shouldnt let
this next plague happen and that I wasnt bluffing, but he refused to listen. He was being a real
half-wit if you ask me. Then the final plague came and it was worse than any of us expected,
but I knew it wasnt when I was asked to have the Israelites smear lambs blood on their
doorposts (Of course unless they were vegetarians and instead we used a red quinoa with a just
a hint of rosemary). But then the worst of all the plagues came (Dramatic pause) it was death of
the first born... I went to see Pharaoh for what I knew would be the last time.
The palace guard, KARL, walks Moses to see Pharaoh. Moses loses his deep southern accent.
Palace Guard: I mean Pharaohs got some real chutzpah. He would plotz if he heard me kvetch
to you like this, but we need to end this mishegas. We all have some serious tsuris here and its
time to get the mishpocheh back together.
Moses: When we leave Egypt you should come. You will definitely fit in.
Palace Guard: Really? I dont mean to get all shmaltzy, but thats very nice of you to say. Ive
never really felt like I fit in anywhere. Like a wanderer in the desert you know?
Moses: You are just playing for the wrong team right now, but when we get out of here you
should come.
Karl is clearly thrilled. They finally get to Pharaoh who is sitting on his throne clearly distraught.
Moses: Its time.
Pharaoh: Go. All of you go. Go. Go. No more plagues.
Moses walks out.
Moses: Good bye my brother.
Pharaoh: You are not my brother.
Palace Guard: Oy Vey.
EXT. SEA - DAY
Moses has all of the Israelites standing behind him eating crackers.
Israelite: This Matzah is terrible.
Israelite 2: Its not that bad. (He takes a bite) I take that back this is terrible.
Moses turns to his people.
Moses: We have reached the Red Sea and face a conundrum. Worry not though, God has a
plan!
In the distance Moses sees the Egyptian Army. Pharaoh has changed his mind....
Moses: Alright God anytime now. Legitimately anytime is a good time.
Everyone looks scared including Moses.
Moses: I have lived most of my life surround by enemies. I would be grateful to go down
surrounded by my friends.
All of a sudden a fox named Nachson Rocket Goldberg does a cannonball dive into the Red
Sea. Mid air he yells out!
Nachshon: Raise your rod Moses!
Moses: There are children at this Seder Nachshon.
Nachshon: Moses, raise your staff!
Moses: Ohhhhhh!
Moses raises his staff high in the air. The force is clearly strong with this one. As he raises his
staff higher and higher into the air the Red Sea opens wider and wider until the Israelites can
walk right through.
Israelite: Is this really happening or is that Matzah making me go crazy?
Israelite 2: Probably a little bit of both.
Moses is shocked and yells towards the heavens.
Moses: Thats what Im talking about God. Thats how you make an entrance!
The Israelites cross through the Red Sea by Miriam and Mosess wife Tziporah. The Egyptians
follow after the Israelites and are unfortunately swallowed up by the sea except for the Palace
Guard (Karl) who makes it to the other side. The Israelites are confused why Karl is with them in
full Egyptian garb.
Palace Guard: It was a shlep to get here and I couldnt bring all of my tchatchkes, but boy does
it feel good to be away from Pharaoh!
Israelite: Who is this?
Israelite 2: Its Karl and he was a palace guard.