The scene opens with Caesar's servant, Badru, telling his master that he is going to be deported to the giza and that Caesar will not allow him to leave Egypt. Caesar tells him not to worry, because he is the master of Egypt and he will not leave. Badru tells him to stand there and not to chase after him, for he will be deported. Caesar says he is not only his servant, but also his lover. He tells him that he has already accepted him, and he hopes that he will never be unhappy. He says that he wants to build abu Simbel temple so that everyone will be able to witness it, whether it is by gods in heaven or by the Egyptian subjects. He wants to make it permanent, so that it will be seen by the people of Egypt, whether they are gods or not. Caesar explains that in the original story, the sun god is in the middle of the statue