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misscrazyfangirl321 · 1 month

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Love that we've been making posts about Stab Caesar Day since March 1st, but I have yet to see a post about St. Patrick's Day, the ACTUAL holiday in March.

#i speak #ides of march #stab caesar day #st patricks day

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necrofuturism · 1 month

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💞 reblog to stab prev 23 times 💞

#ides of march #julius caesar #stab caesar day #brutus #aah ohh nooo ive been stabbed on the fifteenth of the month

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disasterhimbo · 1 month

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[ID: a ten-panel black-and-white comic titled “Julius Caesar, Part 1.” The first six panels are in two sets of three, and the seventh, eighth, and ninth panels are a bit smaller and separated from the first six, centered above the last one, which has no border. All the text is all caps.

Panel 1: Caesar and another Roman are depicted in togas. Caesar has very sharp cheekbones and a very square jaw. Someone off-panel says, “Caesar,” in large letters, and Caesar says “[exclamation mark].”

Panel 2: Caesar asks, “Who calls?” and the Roman behind him says, “A soothsayer.”

Panel 3: the soothsayer, a rather scruffy old man, significantly shorter than Caesar, tells Caesar, “Beware the Ides of March.” Caesar says, “Why? What’s going to happen?”

Panel 4: the soothsayer says, “I… can’t tell you.” Caesar, off-panel, says, How should I dress then.”

Panel 5: the soothsayer says, “I would wear something comfortable, maybe your PJ’s.” Caesar says, “Arrange it,” in large letters to a scribe and another person at the edge of the panel.

Panel 6: the scribe’s clay tablet says, “Wardrobe Schedule. March: feasts, the good laurels. Ides (crossed out text, mostly unreadable but something about a robe), prepare PJs. Battles: killing robes.”

Panel 7: Caesar grimaces and says, “Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar.”

Panel 8: Brutus and another senator are silent for a moment. The other senator is holding a dagger above his head.

Panel 9: the other senator has lowered his dagger and says, “Are those… gladiator pajamas?”

Panel 10: Caesar is laying in a pool of blood. Underneath his toga, he is wearing a two-piece set of pajamas (shorts and a t-shirt), which have a repeating print of gladiators and wild animals, possibly lions.]