Sinuhe

Sinuhe is the protagonist of an ancient Egyptian literary work called "The Story of Sinuhe," from around 1900 BCE. He is a royal official who flees Egypt after the death of Pharaoh Amenhotep I, seeking safety in foreign lands. Throughout his journey, Sinuhe reflects on loyalty, identity, and the meaning of life. The story explores themes of home, honor, and self-discovery, highlighting ancient Egyptian values. Despite his exile, Sinuhe remains connected to Egypt emotionally, and the narrative ultimately celebrates his return and reconciliation with his homeland.