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Cassius is so manipulative tbh. He keeps guilting brutus into being in his plots. He refuses to admits his faults. @caesar4ever16
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Julius Caesar retweeted
You will avenge him, antony. You have started a fire with the embers of greif, such a fire will swallow rome whole. @caesar4ever16
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Julius Caesar retweeted
And, Brutus Is an honorable man. Indeed. @caesar4ever16
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@caesar4ever16- Cassius here saying to brace yourselves for Act II, you know not the carnage that will befall, stay tuned
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Cassius is such a coward. @caesar4ever16 #Caesarisrevenged
"Lovers of peace", Cassius?? *insert whiny, adolescent, spoiled child voice* "But he started it!!!" #JuliusCaesar @caesar4ever16
The battle of wits is upon us now! Oh, the irony! The metaphors! The insults! I love my job. @caesar4ever16 #englishteacherforlife
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Brute hasn't gotten letters from his wife... teapawt.net/caesar4ever16/status/7…
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The Brute/Cass Bromance is epic. Emotions and weapons flying everywhere. #JuliusCaesar #Winefixeseverything @caesar4ever16
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Caesar was the glue holding Rome together. Brute and Cass are at each other's throats. Literally and metaphorically. @caesar4ever16
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Get it Marc A. Pulled everyone BACK from the Dark Side with the use of rhetoric. Persuasion at its finest, folks. #Caesar @caesar4ever16
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33 times. THIRTY-THREE. TIMES. 😳😭😵☠️🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡 @caesar4ever16
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@caesar4ever16 Antony is brilliant. Watch his manipulation carefully. It's about to begin.
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Julius Caesar retweeted
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@caesar4ever16 "Et tu brute?"
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"This dream was fair and fortunate".... yeah, you keep telling him that. It's more like "stay home with your wife, dude".... @caesar4ever16
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These men need to learn to listen to their wives... #JuliusCaesar @caesar4ever16
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@caesar4ever16 The clock "striking" is an anachronism. In Rome's day, there were no chiming clocks. #shakespearebreakstherules
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@caesar4ever16 They have nothing to hide. "Dangerous brow by night." "Monstrous visage." Yeah, right.
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@caesar4ever16 Casca is scared & thinks the wearher's a bad omen. Cassius believes the storm proves Caesar is not fit to rule.
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@caesar4ever16 Cassius hoping he said enough to sway Brutus.
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