Power and Arrogance
Robert's exploration reveals how deeply ingrained arrogance is in Moses' character, suggesting that his hunger for power morphs into a need to dominate others for sheer pleasure. Instances of Moses publicly belittling community councils and targeting a young secretary illustrate his penchant for cruelty, as he derives satisfaction from undermining those who oppose him, regardless of their powerlessness.In this clip
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