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  • 1) Story of Sinuhe, and The Tale of The Doomed Prince 2) Free Will, Divine Providence, Personal Fate

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    This one page proposal discusses two ancient Egyptian literary works: The Story of Sinuhe and The Tale of the Doomed Prince. Both works explore themes of free will, divine providence, and personal fate through the lens of their main characters - Sinuhe who flees Egypt and integrates into foreign society before returning home, and the Doomed Prince who travels abroad but is unable to escape his doomed fate despite fighting against enemies and desperately wanting to change his situation.

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    1) Story of Sinuhe, and The Tale of The Doomed Prince 2) Free Will, Divine Providence, Personal Fate

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    This one page proposal discusses two ancient Egyptian literary works: The Story of Sinuhe and The Tale of the Doomed Prince. Both works explore themes of free will, divine providence, and personal fate through the lens of their main characters - Sinuhe who flees Egypt and integrates into foreign society before returning home, and the Doomed Prince who travels abroad but is unable to escape his doomed fate despite fighting against enemies and desperately wanting to change his situation.

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    Ancient Egyptian Literature

    1) Story of Sinuhe, and The Tale of the Doomed Prince

    2) Free will, divine providence, personal fate

    Sinuhe Doomed Prince

    Leaving Egypt Flees Egypt Travels to Nahrin

    Integration in foreign society Becomes son in law of Wins the princess

    Ammenuenshi and a chief

    Divine Grace, Maat, river, prayer to God, Fate of death of child foretold

    at birth, prayer to gods

    Human vs enemies Fight against rebellious tribes Fight against natural dooms

    Yearn for family, connection Yearns to return to Egypt Desperately wants princess

    DIFFERENCE: Returns to Egypt Doesn’t return to Egypt

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