I’m writing a historical fiction (humor) where these two kids prank Julius Caesar while he’s at a gladiator match. I just want to know what would happen if they ever got caught by Caesar’s servants.
And if this is in the wrong category, let me know.
y ain’t u let me git dat sandwhich there, lunchlady? Lovebone is bonafide baby, BONE-afide! 
"Uck"? what is uck? Dr. loves purple, whatta fella gotta do ta git Thunder-struck? Rollin’!
Does anyone know if the xena warrior princess DVDs have bloopers and outtakes from the show on them?
Caesar has his subjects’ envy because he married a beautiful and wealthy woman.
Caesar has his subjects’ admiration because he conquered Antony in a crucial battle.
Caesar has earned his subjects’ disgust because they know that he does not respect or value them.
Caesar has earned his subjects’ affection because he is a charismatic leader and leads the army to victory.
The whole paper is about athena and i need a little more than just Athena. Spice it up for me!
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I’m writing a literary response over the tragic heroes of the plays Julius Caesar and Antigone, and I need a quote or just evidence that shows Caesar’s dignity.
more specificaly the version of athena being born of zues and metis is what im searching for here. PLEASE PLEASE help me. and i need to know a more simple conflict. like 10th grade level…
It was one of my favorite shows and I really want to see it again
I heard that getting a dark caesar haircut with waves would look best, could a person still get it without having waves?