AN: Alright. Do U know the story of Moses? (Rhetorical Question) I will tell u. Using it in a way u shall understand & possibly believe. I hope u enjoy the story of ~ The Prince of Egypt! ~

Cast ~

Baby!/Young!Moses - Hiccup
Moses - Older!Hiccup
Ramses - Jamie
Queen - Toothiana
Seti (Pharaoh) - Aster

Yoheved - Valka
Young!Miriam - Emma (Jack's sis in Rotg)
Miriam - Rapunzel (W/ brown hair)
Aaron - Eugene

Tzipporah - Jackson
Jethro - North
Tzipporah's sister 1 - Anna
Tzipporah's sister 2 - Elsa (W/brown hair)
Tzipporah's sister 3 - Heather

Ramses' Child - Toothless

Note ~ Write down if u have 2 before reading*

Deliver Us ~

Normal P.o.v. ~ It was hot. The sun had blazed on into the afternoon. Yet the day wasn't over. Beyond the sun and the swirling clouds. Dust lifted into the sky. As men were heaving up a heavy statue for the king of Egypt. Their grunting and groaning could be heard for miles and miles on end. Though. Things have only begun to get worse for the Hebrews.

Men: "Mud. Sand. Water. Straw."

"Faster!" An Egyptian guard yelled as he cracked his whip in the air. Warning the Hebrews to speed up their pace.

Men: "Mud, and lift. Sand and pull. Water and raise up. Straw. *Whip cracks* Faster! From the sting of the whip on my shoulders. From the salt of my sweat. On my brow. Elohim! God on high! Can you hear your people cry? Help us now. This dark hour. Deliver us! Hear our call, Deliver us! Lord of all, remember us. Here in this burning sand! Deliver us! There's a land you promised us. Deliver us! To the Promised Land. ~"

Deep from where the men were hauled away to work. The Pharaoh's guards, stormed homes of Hebrew mothers. Taking away their baby boys. For the Hebrews were growing to large in number and Pharaoh was worried that they would rise against him in times of war. To dispose of these babies. Pharaoh commanded that his guards through them into the Nile river to drown. Though. One mother planned ahead before the rest. Just for the sake of protecting and saving the life of her 3 month old son from this horrid execution.

Valka: "Yaldi hatov veh harach."*

Valka tucked her son from the presence of the guards. Hoping that by not seeing him. They wouldn't come for him.

Valka: "Al tira veh tifchad."*

Once she was safe inside, she threw away the covering of her clothes and stared longingly into her baby's green eyes. They were beautiful and these last few looks were all she had left. Before sending her child away. She picked up a blanket, wrapped it around her son to keep him hidden, walked over to the door and with her eldest children, they ran to the shore of the Nile.

Valka: "My son. I have nothing I can give. But this chance that you may live. I pray we'll meet again. If He will. Deliver us!"

Just among the cluster of mud and clay houses. Other Hebrew mothers were wailing and crying their hearts out because of what the guards were doing. Only by speed and good timing, did Valka manage to run with her two eldest children by her side and her baby wrapped safely in her arms, without being seen by the men, whom raged the other houses for Hebrew baby boys. Running from the homes, into farther parts of Egypt.

Valka: *Vocalizing*
Men: "Deliver us! Hear our prayer, deliver us! From despair, these years of slavery, grow to cruel to stand. Deliver us! There's a land you promised us! Deliver us, out of bondage and. Deliver us! To the Promised Land. ~"

The family got to the river and everyone knelt down. Emma, Valka's eldest daughter, opened the basket for her mother to place her baby brother inside. Valka held her child close to her. For she knew that she'd never see him again once this was done. Once done. She could never take it back.

Valka: "Hush now, my baby. Be still, love, don't cry. Sleep as your rocked by, the stream."

She placed her son in the basket and brushed her hand against his cheek as he cooed softly.

Valka: "Sleep and remember. My last, lullaby. So I will. Be with you. When you dream."

Valka then kissed her son on the forehead as he yawned quietly. She then closed the lid, told her children to wait for her, and went into the river.

Valka: "River, oh River, flow gently for me! Such precious cargo, you bare!"

She then let go of the basket and watched it float away with her son inside. Knowing she can never undo her decision. Tears rolled down her cheeks.

Valka: "Do you know somewhere, he can live free? River. Deliver. Him there." *Vocalizes*

From the bulrushes and along the Nile, Emma followed her baby brother's basket. She wanted to be sure that her mother's prayer would be answered and that her brother would be safe. Many animals tired to knock over the basket. Such as Crocodiles and Hippos. Yet, Emma gasped when she saw the oars of the Egyptian longboats get tangled with one another. Colliding the basket with them.

She continued to follow the basket till they reached the palace. Where the queen and the prince were in the Nile just to enjoy the cool breeze. The prince was handed a lotus from the water and placed on the ledge when the basket nudged the queen gently. The queen opened the lid and smiled. A baby was inside. He cooed and smiled back at her, for he had just woken up. Emma sighed as she watched from a distance.

Emma: "Brother, your safe now. And safe may you stay. For I have a prayer just for you. Grow, baby brother. Come back, someday. Come and, deliver, us to."

Emma then went back to her mother as the queen took her baby brother from the Nile. Valka's prayer had been answered. The queen looked to her right and left to see if anything was wrong for taking the baby. No one dared say a word. Except for the prince whom reached his arms up. He clearly wanted to see.

Jamie: "Mommy?"

The queen looked down and smiled at her son.

Toothiana: "Come Jamie. We shall show Aster your new baby brother."

The baby smiled as it continued to coo at the queen, whom was now taking him into the palace.

Toothiana: "Hiccup."

Men: *From elsewhere* "Deliver us! Send a shepherd, to shepherd us. And deliver us, to the Promised Land. Deliver us! To the Promised Land!"
Valka: *Somewhere else* "Deliver us!" ~

AN: Okay.
1. Yaldi hatov veh harach. Means, "My good and tender son." In Hebrew.
2. Al tira veh tifchad. Means,"Don't be afraid and don't be scared." In Hebrew.

I'm not gonna do all of this movie. Cause maybe some of u haven't seen it. One of the best places to watch it is Netflix. .com also, .com. U may pick one of those two websites. U can PM me for any other questions and I'll C U all L8ters! ~