If your mind is your game, take it as much as his mind.
Good morning.
The animal you see is the Diplococcus bacteria.
You know, it lives in couples, and if they're separated, they die.
But it always reminds me of the parties we used to go to in Edinburgh.
The music would start, the kids would run, and everyone would grab a girl's hand to dance with her, as if she were going to save him from a worse fate than death.
I've always preferred to be alone.
Do you remember?
Of course I remember.
But who would dance with you without moving and rising from it?
Can you come here?
The bacteria in the other medium were separated and revived.
This is really strange.
That's a shame.
Ms.
Fayeda, is the sun really going to rise again?
No, my love, don't worry.
We'll wake up tomorrow morning and the sun will rise again.
Don't worry.
Let's go to this place.
How are you, Dr. Rafat?
Didn't the doctor tell you my name?
Yes, that's right.
I'm sorry, I was busy.
I had exams and I had to be on watch.
Come with us, we don't have much time.
Come on.
Law No.
16.
Every attempt to escape from official claims is a failure.
You are here today to issue a decision at the highest level.
You will be charged with the disclosure of a mummy that has been recently discovered.
We're going to start early.
Just say that there are people who spend their free time.
I want to remind you that this statement is being made in secret.
It is not allowed to state any details of the media.
His report must be published today.
Can you help me, Mr. Ghazi?
They say the cops will do an exploration of the black clouds.
God help me, I'm afraid of these things.
Nice.
The law of ten.
What?
Oh, Murphy.
No, thank you.
I'll take my entire box when I'm done.
Okay.
I'll go ahead.
You can't explain the mummy.
If anyone touches the body, the country will fall.
Ramzi, don't go too far.
Please don't explain the mummy.
All of you will die.
All who are close to it will die.
You will all go to hell.
I will take you out of this old village.
Please, sir.
Get out.
Out!
Please, sir, listen to me.
You will all die.
Yes, Dr. Rifat, what's the matter?
Why did they ask me to come here?
For the arms deal?
I don't know, Mr. Mustafa.
Are you ready?
Go!
What's wrong with Taha?
He's not feeling well.
By the way, I gave you your medicine.
But you have to buy a new one.
It's all melted.
Okay.
You don't answer the phone when I call you, do you?
She's not feeling well.
She has a fever.
What did you do to him?
He came into our house and grabbed a gun from your hand.
And in front of your fiancée.
I don't know.
I invited her to a wedding.
And I forgot that brides aren't like us.
They take invitations seriously.
A wedding invitation?
You're lucky that she's nice and open.
You know that if I were her, I would have hit you with something and pulled this girl's hair.
No, thank God you're in your place, Raif.
I'm not in my place, Rifat.
If you fail, you'll live alone and die alone.
I told you to invite Asima today.
You'll go to him.
You'll wear a tie and a hat.
I'm sorry, Doctor, but I don't think of you like that.
And then you come here and... Get out!
I told you a hundred times not to come into my room.
Get out!
Taha.
How are you, honey?
Are you okay?
What's wrong?
Did you see something else?
Something like what?
No, nothing.
Come on, go.
Go play.
There's a rumor in the country that this is a new weapon the enemy is testing on us.
It's not the bullet, they say it's related to the cloud.
Rifat, are you with me?
Yes, I'm with you.
Rifat, you know how much I love you.
You're closer to me than my brother.
It's true that we don't talk much.
But believe me, if you want to talk, I'm here.
If someone is in a relationship... I don't know how to get rid of it.
What do I do?
Are you in a relationship with a woman?
No, I'm in a relationship with a dog.
We're in love.
For example, let's say...
I don't know how to end a relationship with a woman who's been with you for all these years.
Raifa, of course, she's everyone's woman.
I swear, she's everyone's woman.
See how much she annoys you?
But I can't ignore her.
If she didn't annoy me, I'd get sick of her in a day.
Let's continue with the laundry.
In today's episode of your show, After Midnight, we'll talk about the appearance of a terrifying dark cloud over Cairo.
Is it a natural phenomenon or a sign of something else?
A warning for an important event?
Or a warning for a dangerous one?
I'm Sherif Al Saadani.
I'll be with you throughout the next hour.
I'm your expert.
I have two tickets in the middle.
The place is empty, sir.
Would you like to go to the movies?
Which is worse, breaking her heart now or losing her youth with a man like me?
Nice tie, Rif.
Thank you.
You don't marry a hero like Shukri Sarhain.
The difference between a man's ambition and his fate is astonishing.
By the way, the novel is better than the film.
What?
You read the novel?
Yes.
And I know you love it, Haji Haqi.
And you love the movie, but you don't love me.
And your favorite page in the newspaper is the death page.
The page that assures me that the number of people is decreasing.
That's a very nice concern, Waida.
Thank you.
It's enough for me if I don't marry a hero like Shukri, honestly.
I don't want to be a part of this occupation anymore.
Yes, that's right.
I didn't tell you.
Didn't I see the African girl you were talking about?
Where did you see her?
In my school.
I saw her in the corridor, but I didn't find her for a minute.
Maybe she just woke up when we talked.
I didn't tell her anything, that's right.
Good.
No, no, no, stay.
I'll take you to the door.
No, you're tired.
I know how to get out on my own.
We are not a small family, father.
Are you alive?
Almost.
Don't worry.
I had to wait for you here.
Everyone who was with you today is in the interrogation room.
Are you alive?
Yes, sir.
No, Dr. Rifat is very well.
Yes, I'm with him, sir.
Yes, sir.
I'm with him.
Goodbye, sir.
Goodbye.
I'm so sorry, Dr. Rifhat.
But Zakaria has made me entrust you to myself.
Thank you.
You don't believe me, do you?
No, why would I lie to you?
Do you doubt that I'm lying and that no one died?
No, I believe you.
I believe you very much.
Doctor, please.
You have to help me to follow what's happening in the country.
All that's happening is the curse of the pharaohs.
You're the only one who's survived the ice age.
You have to help me bury the Black Pharaoh.
Then we'll all be at ease.
And death will be at ease.
What, Fadden?
Death, Doctor.
Death.
The unstable spirit in the hieroglyphic language.
You're coming back to get your revenge.
The death of the Pharaoh is a way and you have to come back to the body.
In any way.
Okay, because I have commitments, I don't want you to worry.
Doctor, I have to go.
Listen to me, Doctor.
She will come back to the body.
We can't wait till tomorrow.
We're working on it.
I have a paper, I can explain everything to you.
You're making me angry.
Doctor, please.
Ramzi.
Did you see anyone come in or out before I got here?
It's a message, Dr. Rifat.
The owner of this mummy is Pharaoh Neferkara VII.
The Black Pharaoh.
This pharaoh raped the throne from his beloved king's brother.
He killed him, tarnished his reputation, and raped his wife.
She didn't stop until one night.
That's why the Egyptians called her Kashira.
The saddest of all.
What do you think, Dr. Sira?
Is there a link between the appearance of the black clouds and the curse of the pharaoh?
Where's Mr. Zahwayda?
He was on the phone.
There's someone following him.
I'm sorry, but the phone is hot.
Mr. Zahwayda!
So...
What does it have to do with what's going on in the country?
The Pharaoh felt the hatred of his people.
That's why he promised anyone who would go to his grave with a curse.
It was written in a rare scroll.
To fulfill my curse on anyone who disobeys my will, you will come when he is alone, without a lover or... Your weapons are missing.
...without a witness or a messenger.
Are you laughing?
No, I'm with you.
Doctor, please, there's no time.
He'll be avenged by injustice, then the epidemic, then the end.
Okay.
Maybe after your permission, you can speak to me in Arabic.
There's a bad pharaoh, an evil pharaoh.
His morals are not necessarily like that, and he's a thug.
This pharaoh is afraid that he'll kill anyone who goes against his will.
And he's shocked that they're sitting alone, so that no one can feel them.
No, Dalal, I beg you, have mercy.
What do you want from me now?
What should I do about the Pharaoh's rule?
Let's bury him together.
The injustice is done.
I hope we can prevent the epidemic.
Or the end.
This... This is what will protect us from the curse of the Pharaohs.
This is Sistrum.
It's written on it, with the blessing of Hathor and the Eye of Horus.
This is what will save the country and...
Waida!
Go to the Pharaoh.
This is a revenge.
Go to the Pharaoh, Rifat.
What are you doing?
This is exactly what happened to the doctor.
If you don't go, you'll die like them.
We suspect DIC.
What?
What exactly is this?
Blood clots in the lungs.
Does this have anything to do with the epidemic in the city?
No, it's not the same symptoms.
Where did she come from?
How did you leave her alone?
I didn't leave her.
I took her to the house.
How did you take her to the house when you found her on the stairs?
Rafat, follow her.
Ayodh, I'm sorry to say this, but... ...Waida has been transferred to the hospital.
Sorry about it.
Thank you.
Her condition is very strange.
But of course, it has nothing to do with the spread of the virus.
What happened to her is the same as what happened to the doctors who were in the operating room.
But thank God, we were able to follow the system.
What operating room?
It has nothing to do with her condition.
Maybe that's why he lost his identity.
Exactly.
This is Gowran.
The proof of the spirit of the angry pharaoh.
It indicates that this is his death.
Gowran, Islam, and the plague.
What does this have to do with you that will solve everything?
Rifaat, this is the system that saved Waida and you saw it with your own eyes.
But you won't be able to save anyone here.
But we have to analyze the target first.
There's no time.
I have the solution.
All they need is Dr. Rafat to help me.
You're the only one who can get us into the interrogation room.
All the doctors who were with you had the same thing that happened to your fiancée and her death.
You lived because she saved you.
You have to believe me, Rafat.
If you want this, get up.
I know a similar story you're talking about.
The pharaonic prince who killed his brother and was in love with a non-Egyptian woman.
Prince Nefer Kahour.
Yes.
And because of the situation in the country, he couldn't marry a foreigner.
Exactly.
He ran away from marriage while traveling.
And the war was between his soldiers.
When his legs were broken, they had to cut them off.
He came back from the war with a broken leg.
His younger brother took over the throne and married his lover.
His lover is in the temple, right?
Yes.
I think she wrote him a sad poem about a glass of kohl.
And there's a rose in it.
No, sir, that's not a glass of kohl.
That's a tamima with a tarawizah written on it.
I'm sorry.
With the blessing of Amun and Ma'at, when fate brings me together with my beloved... Enough.
Enough, Bartamah, with the holography.
Come on, Rifat knows everything.
No, I'm going to the hotel.
It's important for you, it's important for me.
But, sir, there's no one here.
Isn't my name written on the passports?
Yes, sir, your name is there, but that was in the morning.
So I'm telling Zakaria that you're stopping me?
You're taking responsibility for your decision in light of the circumstances we're in?
Wait a minute, Doctor.
Here you go.
If that's the case... I'll let you buy it, but I need to change my clothes first.
I'll wait at the door.
My client isn't here yet.
I'll wait at the door.
Don't worry.
Yes, Doctor.
Come on, get in the car and get ready.
I'll be back in half an hour.
I've been trying to save the world for years, but I can't.
May God help you.
You don't have to thank me.
I just want to help you save your daughter.
Oh, Sakhmet, your messengers have come to us from Hell.
The devils are coming to us tonight.
Your wind has touched us.
Protect me.
We need to get out of here before it's too late.
Oh, shit!
Half of the Kaaba are on our side!
Let's protect the guards!
This is a two-way street!
Come on!
Come back to me, my son!
Where are you?
Come back to me, father!
Where are you?
Get out!
This way!
Where are we going?
I'll tell you on the way.
Just follow me.
We have to bury Fronda alive.
I know a good way.
It's not him, Ramzi.
What's not him?
That's not the Black Pharaoh.
What are you saying?
That's not the Black Pharaoh, Ramzi.
It's not Nefer Khafra.
Nefer Khafra?
Whatever.
That's not the Black Pharaoh.
That's his brother, Al-A'arak.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Impossible.
Listen.
If that's Al-A'arak's son,
And the one in the temple that you want me to marry... ...should be the one on that bottle of alcohol.
It's not a bottle of alcohol.
It's a vitamin.
What does that bottle of alcohol say?
It says... With the blessings of Amun and Ma'at... ...when fate brings me together with my beloved... ...all the evils of the world will cease.
If there's any logic to what's happening... ...and the coldness that you have with Salima...
She cursed the black pharaoh who put her on his grave to bury him with her.
She cursed the black pharaoh
Clear.
Yeah.
Where did Ramzi go?
She's probably here.
Or maybe she's here too.
Or maybe we can see her in the corridor.
Ramzi, look around from here.
You go through this corridor and I'll go through the one outside.
Ramzi?
Maggie?
Yes, Malcolm.
Did you see Afrit?
The situation has stabilized, but it hasn't improved.
May God give him the best.
Yes, we need to do something now.
Triangulate his lungs.
He needs a lot of triangulation of his lungs.
There is no cure for him.
There is a yellow flower in the westernmost part of his body.
It's called Silphium.
Enough, Ramzi.
I've been to all the hospitals and hospitals, but I still couldn't save her.
The sun has risen.
There is no new case.
Are we really going to take the world from us, Rifat?
If I swore to Rifat yesterday that I would do this today, he wouldn't believe me.
Don't worry.
You'll get used to it in a while.
Fifteen years ago, I bought two tickets because I wanted to perform alone.
I met someone who was a bit tougher than me.
He beat me and beat her.
And I decided to give up.
But it seems I can't give up again.
I did everything I could.
I did something I never imagined I could do.
Forgive me, Hawaida.
Get up, Hawaida.
Get up and marry me.
I'll give you everything you want.
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