Use a Returning Motif to Tell Audiences 'The Hero Is Safe'

When baby Moses reaches safety at the end of the Nile sequence, the score returns to the lullaby theme introduced by his mother — and that musical callback does all the narrative work. No dialogue needed. The audience feels the resolution because a theme tied to maternal love has come home. Tying your protagonist's safety (or salvation) to a melodic motif the audience already associates with love is one of the most efficient emotional payoffs in storytelling.