Horus, as the prince of the kingdom of Upper Egypt, was renowned for his arrogance and cockiness. He believed himself to be the embodiment of wisdom and power, and treated others with disdain and disrespect if he deemed them to be inferior to him. His arrogance often led him into trouble, causing unnecessary conflict among the people of his kingdom and even earning him the ire of the pharaoh himself. Despite these shortcomings, Horus was still respected and and beloved by many of his people.