Two Eyes Cenote linen

ramesses fused himself once more to this world, lazuli eyes filled with interest. the slights to Ma'at which had gone on in his absence, the abandonments, the failures; toula would not have him here to guide her in matters of state, of war, of vassal states. this was to be rashepses' role, and in the insistence of the pretty young man, ramesses saw the victory of royal blood mingled with his own.
many hopes were placed upon toula. she knew this. her chosen Consort understood. but would she truly comprehend?
"i will be present." pharaohs were beholden to gods, even in death.
ramesses would not have broken with tradition; he would have not stood for less than a kingdom. did his daughter truly command such obedience from the son of ta-senet?