Hatshepsut

Update

I have decided to base my character story off of one potential perspective of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III' s relationship, the power struggle between them. Through my research, I have found little of their actual relationship, other then the theories that Thutmose was the reason for Hatshepsut's death/history destruction, so I think spinning the idea could be really fun to play with. With this idea in mind, I have researched into the idea of representing each character as a symbolic animal; a snake for Hatshepsut and an Egyptian Cat for Thutmose III. Pushing this idea further, I created a storyboard based on the idea (which will have a separate page).



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