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In the curia of the Senate?
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And shall we be armed, all of us?
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Decimus, come to Caesar's villa early
tomorrow to escort him to the Senate.
:21:19
Cimber, Marc Antony must not enter
the curia with Caesar.
:21:23
On a pretext, lead him aside to speak
of what you heard at Lepidus' house.
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I remember something odd.
:21:30
At one point,
Caesar asked of each of us...
:21:33
...what manner of death
we would choose.
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And Caesar, when it came to him,
looked straight at me and said:
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"Sudden."
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Odd, isn't it?
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I was afraid I'd find you
still asleep.
:22:10
Caesarion is.
He was awake most of the night.
:22:13
Did the storm frighten him?
:22:15
He said not, but it did.
I could tell.
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Have you time to come in?
:22:21
Decimus awaits. He came by expressly
to accompany me to the Senate.
:22:26
Decimus? Has he done this before?
:22:28
A shrewd politician.
:22:30
He hopes to benefit
by arriving with me, this day of days.
:22:34
IKeep Antony close by.
:22:38
You too?
:22:40
The ladies of Rome seem to have caught
each other's fears this morning.
:22:43
Like a head cold.
:22:45
Calpurnia pleaded with me
not to go to the Senate at all.
:22:48
Why? Why would she
not want you to go?
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Oh, the bad night. Nothing else.
:22:54
She awoke screaming in her sleep.
The thunder, the lightning.
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She dreamed that she saw me murdered.
That she saw me...