Et Tu, Brute?

Headcanon A:  realistic - he’s bipolar. The recent RSC version convinced me.

Headcanon B: while it may not be realistic it is hilarious: he’s a total lightweight and even Lucius could drink him under the table

Headcanon C: heart-crushing and awful, but fun to inflict on friends: he’s in love with Brutus (obviously) but never got around to confess because he thinks it’s one-sided and also he loves and respects Portia and would never want to take her husband.

“The same texts that are for us sources of beauty and brutality, subjects of commentary and critique, are for these men (and they really are almost exclusively men) proof of the intellectual and cultural superiority of white maleness.

The Alt-Right is hungry to learn more about the ancient world. It believes that the classics are integral to education. It is utterly convinced that classical antiquity is relevant to the world we live in today, a comfort to classicists who have spent decades worrying that the field may be sliding into irrelevance in the eyes of the public.”

Being able to talk to your favorite historical figure