#go brutus go

[thepurplebones]

[mail-me-to-hell]

[arckalia]

Et tu, Starscream?

[wolfythewitch]

Bird update plz?

They're mad I accidentally woke them up trying to take this picture

[adoniism]

Can you please post the Brutus art piece as its own post 🙏

BRUTUS BRUTUS.

[geticus]

Mark Antony & Marcus Brutus in Rome

[mataurin]

I commissioned @trashpocket to draw my girls if everyone could take a second to behold my girls!!! Guess which one of them commits crimes and murders

[sforzesco]

BALAK, PANGAGAD

uhhh conspiracy. can be a courtship dance. ritual. so to speak. & hosting one in your house is an act of service

[hornedgod]

My name is Brutus and my name means heavy So with a heavy heart I'll guide this dagger Into the heart of my enemy

made an AMV for the first time in over a decade to explain how I wish Jayce and Viktor's dynamic had been in season 2

[now-you-sound-like-a-jedi]

I think that Bo-Katan's attitude towards Satine - particularly her anger at Satine's death despite having been involved with Death Watch (which I have often seen described as hypocrisy) - makes a lot more sense if you think about it in the same terms as Brutus' "not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more" line from Julius Caesar (Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, III.II. 22).

By that I mean that Bo-Katan, like Brutus, fully believes that the awful things she's doing are for the benefit of her state and people, and that she can square off the possibility of hurting her sister because she honestly thinks that it would ultimately lead to a better Mandalore. It isn't that she wants to do it but rather that, in her mind, she has to.

"As Caesar loved me, I weep for him [...] but, as he was ambitious, I slew him" (Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, III.II. 24-27). These two things are not contradictory in Brutus' mind; he can mourn Caesar because he loved him despite having been the one to kill him, because one of those things is personal and the other is politics and so they have no bearing on each other, therefore these two sentiments can co-exist. Brutus loved Caesar-the-friend and hated Caesar-the-dictator, and as there was no way for him to separate the two in practice, he did what he believed he had to do.

And that is precisely the kind of thought process that would allow Bo-Katan to be sad and angry about Satine's death despite having contributed to the circumstances that brought about that outcome. And that isn't so much hypocrisy as it is cognitive dissonance, a conflicting sense of duty, and a hell of a lot of compartmentalisation. Because just as Brutus hated dictator-Caesar but loved Caesar himself, Bo-Katan hated the pacifist duchess of Mandalore but still loved her big sister - it was just unfortunate that there was no way to hurt one but not the other.

[thepurplebones]

[solargeist]

you were never supposed to know !!!

[fanboyoff1]

Oscar Piastri X Brutus

Apologizes for the crappy quality ���

@fairielux I know you were interested ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)

[artbybrutus]

Drew designs from a dream i had

I might work on a small story based on it so maybe ill draw the other smiling critters

Normal saturated colors below because i liked both versions

[old-desert]

Inktobertale 2024 Day 10: Tides

Emotions, they're like waves.

[actual-haise]

No I'm not a player, I'm a puppeteer