Egypt has always been open to foreigners. Generations ago they welcomed our forefather Jacob and his sons. Some Jews want to flee, but you think you can persuade Pharaoh not to enact the decrees. Jewish leaders should serve as an example to the Jews and to all Egyptians. Mutual responsibility is extremely important.
Money is important.
Your husband is one of Pharaoh's close advisors. He is a tax contractor, and this confers great wealth and status upon your family. You gave your children Jewish names, and you send them to the Jewish school located in the land of Goshen, the Jewish neighborhood. In school, they learn Hebrew and the traditions of your fathers. Your children also participate in Egyptian clubs and classes.