The Prince of Egypt1998

[After Moses pleas with Rameses to free the Hebrews, Rameses instead doubles the workload of the slaves, blaming Moses.]

Old Herbrew Man:
(looks up and sees Moses) It's Moses. (throws a handful of mud at Moses, which sends him to the ground)

Tzipporah:
Moses!

[Aaron and several other Hebrews surround Moses, looking at him angry.]

Aaron:
So, Moses, how does it feel when you get struck to the ground?

Moses:
I didn't mean to cause you more pain. I'm just trying to do as God told me.

Aaron:
God? When did God start caring about any of us? In fact, Moses, when did you start caring about slaves? Was it when you found out that you were one of us?

Tzipporah:
Don't listen to him.

Moses:
No, he's right. I did not see because I did not wish to see.

Aaron:
[sarcastically and loudly] Oh, you didn't see because you didn't wish to see. Ah! Well, that makes everything fine then, doesn't it?

[Miriam walks over and glares at Aaron, unimpressed.]

Miriam:
Aaron! You shame yourself.

[Miriam walks up to Moses and Tzipporah]

Moses:
Miriam. I'm so sorry. I...

Miriam:
Moses, hear what I say. I have been a slave... all my life. And God has never answered my prayers until now. God saved you from the river, He saved you in all your wanderings, and even now, He saves you from the wrath of Pharaoh. God will not abandon you, so don't you abandon us.