The Prince of Egypt1998

Rameses:
All right, Moses, I know you. What's this really about?

Moses:
Rameses, look. What do you see?

Rameses:
A greater Egypt than that of my father.

Moses:
That is not what I see.

Rameses:
[chuckles] Moses, I cannot change what you see. I have to maintain the ancient traditions. I bear the weight of my father's crown.

Moses:
Do you still not understand what Seti was?

Rameses:
He was a great leader.

Moses:
His hands bore the blood of thousands of children!

Rameses:
Slaves.

Moses:
My people! And I can no longer hide in the desert while they suffer... at your hands.

Rameses:
So... you have returned... only to free them.

Moses:
[removes his ring and places it on the armrest of the throne] I'm sorry.

Rameses:
[picks it up and bows his head] Yes. I had hoped... [he looks up, angered, and stands up] I do not know this God, neither will I let your people go. [turns to leave]

Moses:
Rameses, please! You must listen--!

Rameses:
I WILL NOT BE THE WEAK LINK! Tell your people, as of today their work load has been doubled, thanks to your God. Or is thanks.. to you? [he leaves]