In his childhood, his brothers, point six, attempt to kill him

But he, seven, saved and, eight, reared in Egypt

Not bad

He, fourteen, reigns prosperously and, fifteen, prescribes law

We hear nothing of his later years but the mention of a king

Who knew not Joseph but suggest that he fell into disfavor

So we give him twelve

Now somebody who we expect to do better,

How about Moses

Then Moses just swamps all over this list

And some of the Characteristics he fulfils twice

If you, if you believe one story about Moses

He actually fulfils one point three times

His parents, one and two, were of the principal family of the Levites

And, three, near relatives

He is also reputed to be the son of a pharaoh's daughter

Pharaoh, six, attempts to kill him at birth but he is rafted away

And eight, reared secretly

This is what does gonna happen to Arthur

We were told, nine, nothing of his childhood

But on reaching manhood he kills a man

I'm gonna turn the page

Goes to Median,

Ten, where, twelve, he marries the ruler's daughter

Returning, ten, to Egypt

How'd we get ten, we're back at ten again?

He, eleven, gains a series of magical victories over Pharaoh

and, thirteen becomes a ruler

His rule lasts a long time and, fifteen, he prescribes laws

But later he, sixteen, looses the favor of Jehovah,

He's, seventeen, removed from his leadership

And, eighteen disappears mysteriously from, nineteen,

The top of a mountain

His children, twenty-two, twenty,

Excuse me, do not succeed him

His body, twenty-one, is not buried

But, twenty-two, he has a Holy Sepulchre near Jerusalem

So he scores twenty points

Several of them twice or if we include Joseph's account even three times

The point I'm trying to make is if we go back to Roman

and Greek material that there are heroes of tradition,

of you know, modern tradition

and their gonna share certain characteristics

We can even go to Japanese and Chinese literature and do the same thing