We Shall See What Will Become of His Dreams

The brothers want to spite themselves, because maybe joseph is something special. And then they want to spite their father, which is probably not the wisest idea. But they also want to spite god, just like cane did - that's what it means. We shall see what will become of his dreams. So reuben was actually trying to save him. Said he might rid him out of their hands to deliver him to his father again. Is like, reuben's the good guy in this story. He shed no blood, but cast him into this pit that's in the wilderness. There's no water in the pit, by the way. D lay no hand upon him