Papyrus: Seth's Revenge

***Papyrus: Seth's Revenge*** (French titled "*La vengeance de Seth*") is a full-length film in 1998 that is based on the animated series. However, it is a cut from separate episodes of the first season, united by a single plot (an alternative version of the events of the series).
The following episodes from the series are used: 1-3, 6-8, 13, 14

## Plot

As in the series, the action begins with the events of the first series. Papyrus , a little fisherman, spends his days on the Nile in search of his daily bread, when one day a mysterious old man appears to him and informs him of the great mission prescribed by the gods.

Meanwhile in the palace at Thebes, stormy events unfold. Pharaoh Merenre dismisses the high priest of the god, Seth and orders to find Ratoufer, who was once exiled by him. Aker is thrown into the black pyramid of Ombos and vows vengeance.

That same night, Papyrus's boat is untied by Ratoufer, and the current brings him into the forbidden forest. Next, the young man rescues the daughter of the pharaoh, princess Théti, buried alive in the Temple of Forgetting, retrieves the magic sword and appears before the goddess of Nebou, who tells him the details of the mission - to free the god Horus from the trap of evil Seth and to protect Egypt and Pharaoh.

On the way to Thebes, Papyrus and Théti are consumed by a sandstorm created by Seth. Pharaoh receives the news of the "death" of his daughter and goes in search of her, and his dastardly brother Ahmès is preparing a conspiracy with the light hand of the demon Keptes.

Théti and Papyrus find themselves in the Kingdom of the Dead and, having overcome many trials, they receive the permission of the gods in search of the gates of Ombos, the kingdom of the god Seth. The golden feather leads them to the final destination of their journey, but the gates of Ombos turn out to be a fake. Having hardly got out of the trap, Papyrus and Théti, at the request of King Segu, save the mysterious kingdom of Oumera and its princess Kiju from the Bird of Evil. Further wanderings lead them to the abandoned city of the heretic pharaoh Akhenaten, where our heroes almost fall prey to the insidious demons. Having defeated them, they help the Pharaoh and his wife Nefertiti find eternal rest in the kingdom of the dead.

Meanwhile, Pharaoh Merenre becomes a victim of poison, and his brother Ahmès seizes the throne. Returning to Thebes, Théti finds the capital in chaos and desolation. Ahmès and Keptes try to get rid of the intruders, but the holy child Hapou saves the heroes from certain death. In search of Merenre, they go to the tomb of the pharaoh, where Papyrus loses sight of Théti and is forced to fight the formidable cobra goddess. The god, Thoth tells him a medicine to save Pharaoh.

After fighting off the mercenaries of Ames, Papyrus and his friend Imhoutep take refuge with the Princess of thieves, Tiya. With the help of a white crocodile, they manage to get a drug for the pharaoh and contact Théti, who is forced into an unwanted marriage with Ahmès. On the day of the "wedding" Papyrus and his friends infiltrate the palace and thwart the insidious plans of Ahmès and his new assistant Semerkh. Pharaoh Merenre and Ratoufer return, warned by Imhoutep. The forces of Seth are defeated and peace is established in Egypt. Papyrus remains to live in the royal palace next to Princess Théti.

## References

1. ↑https://papyrus2.ucoz.ru/index/serial/0-4