Quotes from all over, let's have some...

[LaoOmologo]

"You too Brutus?" ~ Julius Caesar with his final breath to Marcus Brutus, his adoptive son.

[Demonhero]

"You too Brutus?" ~ Julius Caesar with his final breath to Marcus Brutus, his adoptive son.

The quote is "Et tu, Brute?" which is to Brutus, but as I recall it, Brutus was only a close friend of Caesar, Caesar's adopted son being Octavious, who became his successor and the first Emperor of Rome when he defeated Marc Antony and the Egyptian navy. But I may be mistaken.

[Skirata]

The quote is "Et tu, Brute?" which is to Brutus, but as I recall it, Brutus was only a close friend of Caesar, Caesar's adopted son being Octavious, who became his successor and the first Emperor of Rome when he defeated Marc Antony and the Egyptian navy. But I may be mistaken.

You're correct about the quote.

[Demonhero]

You're correct about the quote.

Pretty sure I'm correct about the adopted son bit too, but maybe not about Brutus' relation to Caesar.

[LaoOmologo]

The quote is "Et tu, Brute?" which is to Brutus, but as I recall it, Brutus was only a close friend of Caesar, Caesar's adopted son being Octavious, who became his successor and the first Emperor of Rome when he defeated Marc Antony and the Egyptian navy. But I may be mistaken.

Yeah, it was Octavian I forgot. And yes I know it is Et tu, Brutus, but I translated it to english.

[Skirata]

Pretty sure I'm correct about the adopted son bit too, but maybe not about Brutus' relation to Caesar.

Caeser adopted his son (I think because he was sterile... idk). I want to believe that Brutus and Caeser, in the play at least, were close friends (not sure irl).

[Demonhero]

Yeah, it was Octavian I forgot. And yes I know it is Et tu, Brutus, but I translated it to english.

The quote doesn't need translation. I don't know hardly any french at all, and I know what it means, lol.

Caeser adopted his son (I think because he was sterile... idk). I want to believe that Brutus and Caeser, in the play at least, were close friends (not sure irl).

Caesar's wife was barren. Octavious was actually his Nephew, but he was orphaned or some such thing so Caesar took him in. Some accounts state that Caesar got a child by Cleopatra.

[Skirata]

Caesar's wife was barren.

I knew someone couldn't have children.

[LaoOmologo]

The quote doesn't need translation. I don't know hardly any french at all, and I know what it means, lol.

Frensh? It's not frensh... it's latin

[Demonhero]

Frensh? It's not frensh... it's latin

"Et tu" is french. It means "And you".