Let My People Go! (version 5)

Norman felt happy to see his brother again, but at the same time, he felt sad because he now had to do something that was probably likely to be opposed by his brother. He hung his head and said to him sadly, "Adrian, in my heart, you are my brother. But things cannot be as they were."

"I see no reason why not," Adrian said with a chuckle. Norman looked at Adrian and said to him in a serious tone, "You know I am a Hebrew, and the God of the Hebrews came to me." Adrian looked at him as if he was crazy and asked, "What?" He brought his hands away from Norman and the mouse Hebrew said to him, "'He' commands that you let his people go." The guest muttered in disbelief and Adrian back away from him in surprise.

"Commands?" Adrian asked. Norman looked at his staff and remembered God telling him that he can do his wonders with it. He raised his staff in the air and said, "Behold... the power of God." His staff touched the floors and stood upright. Norman backed away as the staff began to move and Adrian and the priests watched in wonder. Suddenly, the staff turned yellow and it transformed into a yellowish white cobra.

Olivia and the guests gasped in wonder at it and the cobra hissed. Adrian looked at it a bit amazed and unimpressed at the same time, "Well, um, impressive." He chuckled, "Very well, Norman. I'll play along." He walked over to his son as he said to the priest with a smirk growing on his face, "Fidget. Mortimer. Give this snake charmer our answer." The priests bowed to the rat Pharaoh and chuckled with delight as they rubbed their hands sinisterly.

They walked over to Norman and waved their hands to the Hebrew slaves at the windows to make them lower blocks down to block the sun out. The hall darkened and only one window was left open a little. Sunlight beamed from it and reflected off a mirror on the statue of Sobek. The slaves positioned the light down another mirror on the statue of Sekhmet and the shined the light on the priests.