SOLAR A mystery and a dream, should my early life seem. I say that dreams were fraught with a wild and waking thought, with beings that might have been- Edgar Allen Poe Somewhere in the palace... Akenaton is a child of five. He is reproached by his mother, Queen Ty, for staring at the noonday sun... A habit he has been scolded of before... "Amenotep... How many times have I told you... What is it that you 're peering at..."She nervously thrusts her head out the same window, as if expecting to see some strange sight. She then looks up at the Egyptian sun and back down at the child... "You 'll go blind; and thats all you need..." Examing his feeble form with a stressful sigh. The boy bows his head in silent submission and disappears somewhere in the palace... His secret place Ahmenhotep, the youngest son born to his parents, Ahmenhotep 3, and his royal first wife, Ty. Pharoah, and rulers of Egypt 's middle kingdom. …show more content…
Ahmenhotep III, is not cruel to his son, but rather indifferent. His attention is spent on his older son, his heir apparent. Even his daughters are groomed over the boy for any unforseen event. There are times that the pharoah observes the child 's strange features with pity; but it is the child 's behavior that troubles him more than appearances. But these fatherly concerns would past, and he would be regarded as 'our little mistake ', a euphamisism used by both he and his wife. He is generally loved by both parents, more by Ty than he. Though she often scolds him, she is also protective, and it is she who attempts to hide him from the eyes of the