Rameses' son, full name Amun-her-khepeshef, is the son of Pharaoh Rameses II, and a minor character in Dreamworks' animated film The Prince of Egypt. The royal heir of Egypt, Rameses' son becomes one of the victims that God punishes due to Rameses' refusal to free the Israelites.
Contrary, in the villain wars, Rameses' son becomes the target of multiple villains who are against Rameses, wanting to eliminate him at any cost.
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An Early Death[]
As the war process, Rameses' son wanders around Egypt, isolating himself from the warfare that plagues Egypt. However, he has the fate to meet a hag who generously gives him an apple, not knowing it is poisoned. Shortly after he bites it, Rameses' son falls dead, much to the hag's excitement, who is revealed to be none other than the witch form of Queen Grimhilde. Kent Mansley then arrives, too late to discover the child's body, with Grimhilde departing before she could notice her. Kent Mansley then delivers Rameses' son to Rameses. His death is the reason of Rameses' retribution against Grimhlde.
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Prior to the events of the war, Rameses and Eris bear a demi-god child. However, his life will not last for long, as Mumm-Ra, also a child of Eris, who was created by Set's relationship with Eris, takes the newfound baby and tears it apart. Though he loses his first son, Rameses brings another child with an unknown wife that it is presented in the events of the war. Still, he meets his end when Eris plunges Egypt into chaos, following Rameses' partnership with her enemies, Set and Mumm-Ra. The result is the death of another son of Rameses, causing Rameses to fall into misery and depression.
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The Pharaoh's Weakness[]
Before the war, Rameses fathers a child with an unknown wife, who would later become next royal heir of Egypt. When the war escalates between the heroes and the villains, Rameses joins Frollo's alliance for the reason to bring law and order through France and Egypt. Moses, Rameses' brother, on the other hand claims that this decision would have terrible consequences if he chooses to side with Frollo. He then warns that he may lose his son, the favourite of Rameses. Though Rameses ignores his pleas, the warlord Tyler, who watched the scene, decides to make use of Rameses' weakness
Victim of Tyler[]
The following night, the son of Pharaoh returns to France to get some rest. Unfortunately, he happens upon Tyler. The child is helpless as Tyler kills him on the spot, allowing the incident to fall upon Moses' shoulders. His death is avenged by his father, who made a stand against the warlord at the cost of his life.