Augustus Caesar (Octavian) (
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Imperium ii [Video]
[Octavian sits amidst a sea of scrolls and maps upon his table]
My mother swore by the patronage of Ares... god of war. My uncle by Apollo...feast and song to please the people...
[A frown]
I have always thought Athena... wisdom... the more tempting choice but so many have reprimanded me for it.
[He turns his gaze to the feed]
Then what is it for you? War? Wisdom? Indulgence?
My mother swore by the patronage of Ares... god of war. My uncle by Apollo...feast and song to please the people...
[A frown]
I have always thought Athena... wisdom... the more tempting choice but so many have reprimanded me for it.
[He turns his gaze to the feed]
Then what is it for you? War? Wisdom? Indulgence?
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The gods made us. I imagine it is rather we who look however they wish us to look than the other way around.
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Huh... I never thought about it like that. Like they're naturally stuck with our wiggly limbs and lack of claws, so they decided to inflict it on mortals too. Sooo... why are you trying to pick one god to be besties with? Are any of them here to listen to ya?
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In truth, I expect the actual gods to have no part in this.
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Why not just do what you enjoy most?
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[He frowns a moment]
I am of a noble family, yes. But nobility who wishes to survive in Rome will not do so for long if they only do as they please.
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I get that it's not just eating cheese and lounging around, but what's it really like then?
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I suppose that is a small thing to be grateful for, yes. Though the threat of losing one's head does tend to keep one's thoughts sharper.