The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Rameses: Tell your people as of today, their work load has been doubled, thanks to your God. Or is it thanks... to you?

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Rameses: Oh, let me guess - you want me to... let your people go?

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Moses: [singing] You who I called brother, why must you call down another blow?
Chorus: I send my scourge, I sent my sword!
Moses: Let my people go!
Chorus: Thus saith the Lord!
Moses, Chorus: Thus saith the Lord!

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Moses: [Moses sees Tzipporah sneaking past the guards] Guards!
Guards: Prince Moses!
[Moses and Tzipporah look at each other silently]
Moses: There's a... a man tied up in my room. Well, look into it!
Guards: Right away, sir!

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Jethro: [singing] So how do you judge what a man is worth, by what he builds or buys? You can never see with your eyes on earth, look through heavens eyes! Look at your life, look at your life, look at your life through heavens eyes!

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Rameses: [after destroying the Sphinx's nose] You don't think we'll get in trouble for this, do you?
Moses: No, not a chance!

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Moses: God has come to me again, saying take a lamb, and with its blood, mark the lintel and posts of every door. For tonight, I shall pass through the land of Egypt, and smite all the firstborn. But when I see the blood upon your door, I will pass over you - and the plague shall not enter.

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Moses: Hey Rameses, how would you like your face carved on a wall
Rameses: Someday yes
Moses: How about now.
[Moses pushes Rameses chariot against the wall]
Rameses: You almost killed me
Moses: aw c'mon where's your sense of fun.
Rameses: oh its fun you

want
[Rameses tries to push Moses of a hill, but Moses brakes only to make Rameses fall off the cliff instead]

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Hotep: We offer you this delicate desert flower.
[Pulls Tzipporah down from her camel]
Rameses: Let us inspect this desert flower.
[Tzipporah tries to bite him]
Rameses: More like a desert cobra!
Moses: Not much of a snake charmer, are you?
Rameses: Thats why I'm giving

her to you.

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Jethro: My children, let us give thanks for this bountiful food, and let us also give thanks for the presence of this brave young man, whom we honor here tonight.
Moses: Please sir, I wish you wouldn't. I have done nothing in my life worth honoring.
Jethro: First, you rescue Tzipporah from Egypt, then you you defend my young

daughters from brigands - you think that is nothing? It seems you don't know what is worthy of honor.

The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt

Moses: [to an abusive slavedriver whipping an elderly slave] Stop it. Stop! Stop it! Leave that man alone!