genuinely what would you even do in this situation. would you just give up on your car? like leave the keys in the ignition and walk away? i feel like any potential way you could clean this up would just make it an even more awful situation like theres really no coming back from this
● ask me inappropriate and nosy questions,
● ask me anything you’d always wanted to ask me,
● ask me for advice,
● tell me something you’d never tell me off anon,
● tell me something about your life,
● tell me a secret/confession,
● tell me something about the person you love/hate the most,
● tell me what you think of me,
● tell me what you’d do with me if we met,
● tell me why you followed me and why you stayed following me,
● describe me the way an author would in a book,
● describe me or my blog in three words,
● describe yourself and i’ll tell you if i’d go out with you,
● send me turn on/offs,
● anything at all!!
So I noticed this on one of my last viewings of The Prince of Egypt and I absolutely love it. I wanted to take some screenshots to show you, because this is really cool.
During the “When You Believe” sequence, you see these two Egyptian guards throw down their spears and walk off, seemingly nowhere.
But if you watch the background during the following Red Sea scenes, you see this:
Those two guards actually went with the Hebrews.
You even see them helping out as they try to cross the ocean floor.
And here they are on the other side.
I seriously never noticed them until recently, and I’ve seen this movie countless times.
Not only did these background characters get shown abandoning their role as soldiers, the very ones who probably directly oppressed these people, but the animators continued to place them in the shots during the Red Sea sequence. Meaning they were meant to be there. I just think that’s really really freaking cool.
It’s accurate too, Exodus says that some Egyptians followed them and were adopted into the Israelite people.
I’m so glad others noticed this too! Accurate to Exodus and shows that not every soldier outright hated them.
