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'''Rhaoubak''' was a [[concubine]] to [[Pharaoh]] [[Amenhotep II]] who lived in [[Egypt]] circa [[BC|1400 BC]]. She was one of sixty wives to the Pharaoh, and the mother of [[Erimem]]. When it seemed that Erimem would ascend the throne to be Pharaoh, she believed her daughter to be a living god, and was unable to look her in the face. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eye of the Scorpion (audio story)|The Eye of the Scorpion]]'') Shortly before she was to die, Erimem travelled back in time to visit. Showing her the power of her [[travel ring]], Erimem told her mother that she had lived a good life, and her daughter truly was a god. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Out Among the Stars (short story)|Out Among the Stars]]'') | '''Rhaoubak''' was a [[concubine]] to [[Pharaoh]] [[Amenhotep II]] who lived in [[Egypt]] circa [[BC|1400 BC]]. She was one of sixty wives to the Pharaoh, and the mother of [[Erimem]]. When it seemed that Erimem would ascend the throne to be Pharaoh, she believed her daughter to be a living god, and was unable to look her in the face. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eye of the Scorpion (audio story)|The Eye of the Scorpion]]'') Shortly before she was to die, Erimem travelled back in time to visit. Showing her the power of her [[travel ring]], Erimem told her mother that she had lived a good life, and her daughter truly was a god. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Out Among the Stars (short story)|Out Among the Stars]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 18:42, 26 February 2019
Rhaoubak was a concubine to Pharaoh Amenhotep II who lived in Egypt circa 1400 BC. She was one of sixty wives to the Pharaoh, and the mother of Erimem. When it seemed that Erimem would ascend the throne to be Pharaoh, she believed her daughter to be a living god, and was unable to look her in the face. (AUDIO: The Eye of the Scorpion) Shortly before she was to die, Erimem travelled back in time to visit. Showing her the power of her travel ring, Erimem told her mother that she had lived a good life, and her daughter truly was a god. (PROSE: Out Among the Stars)
