The Plagues of Pharaoh

Set in a powerful and prosperous Ancient Egypt, the narrative explores the relationship between the people and their divine Pharaoh, a god-like figure believed to be immortal and infallible. The citizens express their love, worship, and fear for him, paralleling their reverence for the sun god Ra, whose daily presence is celebrated and mourned. This rich cultural backdrop highlights the intertwining of faith, governance, and the human experience in a civilization that thrives on its beliefs and traditions.