Joseph - King of Dreams Page #3
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I'm waiting.
I'm coming!
Oh! Sorry, Asenath.
- Oh! (Giggles)
- What?
You don't want my aunt
seeing you like this.
- That's better.
- Thanks.
- (Horse whinnies)
- Slave.
- (Flies buzzing)
- Oh, yes, of course.
- (Galloping hooves)
- Hyah! Hyah!
(Zuleika) What a magnificent animal.
- (Potiphar laughing)
- Slave, I'm in the sun.
(Laughing) Whoa!
- Well?
- You were right.
He's all that you promised.
I haven't seen a finer horse
in all of Egypt.
I'm glad Your Excellency is pleased.
- There is still one small matter.
- Oh, yes. As we agreed.
(Coins jingling)
Forgive me,
but something is not quite right.
Hmm. I thought
You're a busy man.
Anyone can make a mistake.
He's yours.
Pharaoh himself would be jealous.
(Potiphar) Yes, he's a fine horse.
Hmm.
Master, I think you should see this.
Uh... Get away from that.
Don't touch it!
Well, look at that.
Well, i-it's broken.
- Your Excellency, I had no idea.
- Of course not.
You're a busy man.
Anyone can make a mistake.
Yours will cost you your freedom.
Please, keep the stallion as a gift.
No. Take him away.
I have a dozen more horses!
Take them all! Please, anything!
Potiphar, you should keep it.
You said it was
the finest in all Egypt.
Own a horse taken from a thief?
You and your honour!
- You've done well. What's your name?
- Joseph.
Joseph. You're an educated slave.
- Where did you learn?
Ah. He taught you well.
- What else has your father taught?
- I can read and write Egyptian.
(Man) # A boy looks up
- # And sees a golden gift of chance
- What a mess.
Good luck.
# To prove his worth
# And make the best
of what might seem
# A dire circumstance
# Onward and onward
the slow and steady climb
- Master.
- Let's have a look.
# Task upon task that can lift him
- # To the summit over time
- Well done, Joseph.
# You've got to take
whatever road's at your feet
# You've got to make
whatever progress you can
# Although the map you hold
is far from complete
# You've got to take
whatever road's at your feet
(Laughing)
To a good year, and to your friend.
(Both laughing)
(Crickets chirping)
(Sighs)
(Judah) 'My neck is killing me.
- 'It's too early for this.'
- (Brothers grunting and laughing)
(Water sloshing)
- (Jacob) 'Rachel.'
- Joseph.
- Huh?
- Shh!
W-why are you here?
- Is something wrong?
- No.
This land...it's not Egypt.
Is this your home?
- Canaan.
- Please, tell me more about Canaan.
(Sighs)
This is the place where I was born.
These are the sunflowers
my mother planted.
This is my, uh...
- My...
- Family?
You miss them, don't you?
My brothers.
They betrayed me!
- Joseph, we are your family now.
- Huh?
We care for you here.
We... I feel you are special.
What? No.
W-why have you come here tonight?
- To be with you.
- No. This is not right.
- Look at me.
- I won't betray my master.
- I'm talking to you.
- No!
- Wait! I order you to stay.
- No!
Everything you are, you owe to me!
(Panting)
(Zuleika screams)
You stood apart
from the other slaves.
I let you work in my home.
I kept you from hard labour,
and you did well for me.
- Or so I thought.
- Master...
No other slave was ever given this
opportunity! I gave you my trust.
- What do you say?
- I did nothing wrong.
Still you insult me
with your denials!
- What am I to make of this?
- (Sobbing)
It's not what it seems.
I could never betray you, master.
Such insolence! Am I to believe
a slave over my own wife?
I swear. I did nothing to betray you.
Silence! For what you have done,
you must be put to death.
- See to it.
- No, Master, I beg you. Tell him!
Help me! Tell him that... (Groaning)
Help me! Please!
- Stop. He doesn't deserve to die.
- Why?
I see.
Take him to prison.
Wait, master. No! Please!
Believe me! I- I did nothing wrong!
This is a mistake! Uh!
I did nothing wrong.
Yeah, we know you're innocent.
(Squeaking)
I know it sounds crazy,
but it was so real.
I was up all night
with my own dreams.
Now you wanna take up
my day with yours?
No. Just listen.
I was back at Pharaoh's palace
in a garden of grapes
that had three old vines.
A tear fell from my eye,
They became so thick with grapes...
that I squeezed them into a cup
and served it to Pharaoh.
That is quite a dream.
- I know what your dream means.
- You do? H-how could you?
I just do. It's some kind of gift.
The three vines signify three days.
Then Pharaoh will bring
you back to the palace a free man.
- (Sighs) If only it were true.
- It is true.
And when you're free, tell Pharaoh
about my gift. Please.
Some gift. To make up fairy tales
and give hope to the foolish.
- Maybe he's not making it up.
- All right, then.
Here's one I've had every night
for a week.
I'm taking three baskets of bread
to Pharaoh when the baskets fall.
I go to pick up the bread,
when suddenly
They keep pecking at me
in the face and the eyes.
What does it mean?
- I don't know.
- Yes, you do. Tell me.
Tell me!
(Sighs) The three baskets
In three days,
Pharaoh will behead you,
and birds will feed on your flesh.
What? You're lying. You're lying!
- Stop it!
- Uhh! No!
Don't pay any attention to him.
We're not going anywhere.
(Squeaking)
(Door opens)
Take him.
Get up.
You knew. You knew!
That's not a gift!
- That's a curse!
- Why? What did I do?
- Let's go.
It's gonna be all right. You'll see.
- I will.
Don't forget me!
Don't forget me!
Guard! Tell them I'm still here!
Answer me!
(Sighs)
No one cares.
(Rain falling)
Asenath!
(Guard) Halt! Who's there?
No!
- (Thunder)
- (Squeaking)
(Roars)
(Spitting and panting)
God, why are you doing this to me?
Do you hear me?
Any kindness, you take away.
You gave me the dreams.
You brought me the gift!
Some gift! My dreams are lies.
What have I done to deserve this?
(Thunder)
# I thought I did what's right
# I thought I had the answers
# I thought I chose the surest road
# But that road brought me here
# So I put up a fight
# And told you how to help me
# Now, just when I have given up
# You know
# Better than I
# You know
# The way
# I've let go
# The need to know why
# For you know better
# Than I
# If this has been a test
# I cannot see the reason
# But maybe knowing "I don't know"
# Is part of getting through
# I try to do what's best
# And faith has made it easy
# To see the best thing I can do
# Is put my trust in you
# For you know
# Better than I
# You know
# The way
# I've let go
# The need to know why
# For you know better
# Than I
# I saw one cloud
and thought it was the sky
# I saw a bird and thought
# That I could follow
# But it was you
who taught that bird
# To fly
# If I let you reach me
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