Andrew Schulz

Only one of them could fit in this room.

It's crazy.

So...

They had these apis bulls that they would worship, and they would supposedly bury them in these giant diorite granite boxes, whatever.

It's just a marvel.

And so her family would have been taken there, would have been taken to see the pyramids, and she definitely would have heard the indigenous Egyptian language being spoken.

And, you know, it's kind of like one of those people who...

grow up in a disaffected household where they just innately know this isn't the way it has to be and they change all of that.

Exactly.

Yeah, yeah.

She's loved by the Egyptian people.

By the people.

And she's pretty vicious.

Like she gets rid of her siblings and everything.

What do you mean get rid?

She kills them all?

I'm no Cleopatra expert because usually a Roman historian would be more of a Cleopatra expert because she's such a core figure of the Roman world.

She's not really a core figure of the Egyptian world.

Not in the same way that a pure Egyptian pharaoh would have been

1800 years before she was alive, right?