#+cassius

[alannacouture]

Necessary disclaimer: This is clearly a joke. I would never encourage anyone to commit an act of violence, especially against elected officials. What type of monster just tells people to go and attack politicians, perhaps even promising he would join them in this act of terror and treason? What a ridiculous hypothetical.

[idkaguyorsomething]

now that the big day is finally upon us, enjoy some complimentary memes alongside your ancient roman coffee and pastries as you wait in the senate

¡sic semper tyranis!

[seianusfanboy]

get ready caesar

[crankycripple]

long may we torment him 🔪

[greekmythcomix]

Happy Ides Of March Eve!

William Shakespeare, ‘Julius Caesar’, Act 1 Scene 2 and Act 3 Scene 1.

[kokosovc]

reporting a very minor injury

[the-irreverend]

My autism-saturated brain was thinking of a way to celebrate Ides of March and it came up with this.

P.S. I'm sure y'all appreciate the fact that I used Zesty Italians instead of regular Italian.

[egophiliac]

have you been keeping up with gozyuger? it's just... truly wild to watch

OKAY I'm finally caught up! and...wild is an understatement, huh! getting some real Donbros energy off of this one (in the best of ways though really) (just all kinds of super weird and super fun! 💍) (...also the blue ranger might have murdered a child?) (I mean probably not) (they wouldn't. but.) (what if)

I'm especially fond of Bouquet and Fire Candle, just because they encapsulate the two modes of my brain at any given moment

[the-storyteller78]

“Dear Brutus,

Caesar sucks and I think the best thing to do would be to kill the guy before he ruins my plans destroys democracy.

Sincerely, a dutiful Roman citizen (definitely not Cassius)”

[goldencassius]

This is the funniest thing ive ever draw lol i know this is so late to when it came out but i just started watching bdubs season 10 so i didnt watch his pov till now. Ill keep adding the others when i make designs for them but i really wanted to share this

[mazeofambrosia]

this ides of march, we should keep one thing in mind:

it was not brutus’ idea. it was cassius’.

yes, brutus was the most notable, but that was purely because caesar did not expect his closest friend to betray him. it was orchestrated by cassius, who fed the idea to brutus. give credit to the right man!

[eeldritchblast]

Literally how it went

[pauvre-lola]

the myth i made of you

[marcus-junius-brutus15]

reasons to kill caesar (in order of importance):

he slept with my mother

hes a dictator

Cassius doesn't like him.

[thoodleoo]

>looking for a new source on the lives and actions of roman emperors

>ask the author if their source is reliable or suetonius

>they don't understand

>i pull out a diagram explaining what is reliable and what is suetonius

>they laugh and say "it's a good source"

>read the source

>it's suetonius