Ra: Egypt has always been a paradise. But now, there is chaos. God of the air, you must protect the mortals.
Horus: I don't know if I'm strong enough.
Ra: Then become stronger.
Urshu: No one has ever so honored the great God Ra. He will pass over it's peak and marvel at the tribute you have built in his name.
Set: Is that it?
Urshu: I'm sorry?
Set: Well, can you make it any taller?
Urshu: T-Taller?
Set: Yes, it's a simple question.
Urshu: Well, that might be difficult, um, now, I mean.
Set: Relax, Urshu, I'm joking.
Urshu: Hah, hah, hah, hahaha.
Bek: It's fine. I'll do it.
Thoth: I thought you were a stray baboon.
Bek: I told you I'd be the one to face the Sphinx.
Thoth: Your chance of failure is overwhelming.
Bek: I'm sure. But before it kills me, I'm going to tell it that I asked the God of Wisdom to come but he was afraid he'd get the answer wrong.
Thoth: This is the cleverest strategy you could devise? Playing on my ego? How vain do you think I am? Yes, well... Fine. Fine! Let's go.
Thoth: Ha, I have it, it's mystery it's essence it's truth.
Horus: It's lettuce.
Hathor: I am the goddess of too much.
Ra: Every night the battle between chaos and creation must go on, otherwise the world will be destroyed. For you see, there are worse things than Set.
Horus: That's not true! He killed my father, your son.
Ra: They are both my sons! I favored them equally.
Set: I don't want to die, I want to live! I want to live down on earth, amongst the lands I have conquered.