#pompey immediately: FUCK YOU i treat all of my wives great. you'd LOVE it
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a bystander: both of you are focusing on the wrong thing
anyway! this is a comic from the vault™! it was originally something goofy I drew for myself after I read a couple of different takes on this whole event (Crassus leaving Rome in 63 BCE, see Plutarch Pompey 43). like.
the phrasing is giving late night teleserye plot drama.
and this literally sounds like something a friend has told me about someone else's relationship drama with their sometimes ex. but like. on a less high stakes stage.
ALRIGHT, moving on. some stuff that was Fun To Read, To Me
Crassus' New Friends and Pompey's Return, Eve J Parrish
Crassus: a Political Biography, B.A. Marshall
speaking of titles, fascinated by how this part of crassus' life gets defined by pompey's absence/return. hello fellas!
AND FINALLY inspiration for Pompey's comment about perpetuating cycles of violence comes from this delightfully dramatic bit of writing
Marcus Crassus and the Late Roman Republic, Allen Mason Ward
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#pompey immediately: FUCK YOU i treat all of my wives great. you'd LOVE it#crassus without hesitation: you go through wives the way cicero will go through a house. NO.#komiks tag#drawing tag#roman republic tag#tris homines#there was another quote i wanted to add in but this is already too long and it's in an epub file and i have a detective novel up#i am loathe to close out of to bring up something else#ANYWAY. this is from my vault of comics i drew for myself but i took it out of the vault to letter it#because it's done on the canvas dimensions/dpi i have trikaranos set up for#and i needed to test out this new font on something comparable so i can make a note of it for my lettering settings. ehghgh. tech work#my vault of unposted comics makes them seem like leads in a very weird romantic drama if a romantic drama also had a lot of dead people#marcus licinius crassus#gnaeus pompeius magnus
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