Testudo et Lepus (The Tortoise and the Hare)
Atia: Because it isn’t a legal confession unless there’s torture.
& Pullo: You won, then?
Octavian: So it seems.
Pullo: How? I mean no offense.
Octavian: I can’t take much credit. The legions under Hirtius and Pansa did heroic work. The rest I owe to Agrippa.
Pullo: Anyroad, congratulations.
& Mark Antony: How many dead in total?
Tribune: 8,000 men, sir, give or take.
Posca: 8,000?!
Mark Antony: Oh, do cheer up. You’re still alive, aren’t you?
Posca: I do hope so. If this is the afterlife, it is extremely disappointing.
& Lucius: You talk too much.
Pullo: We all have our faults.
& Agrippa: Your brother will return with his army. He’ll be here within the month.
Octavia: With his army?! Why with his army?
Agrippa: ... Politics.
& Agrippa: I... If I may, I am compelled to speak. Ever since I met you, my soul has burned...
Octavia: So is my brother eating properly?
& Cicero: He’s bringing his army to Rome? Why? He has no enemies in Rome. Why bring his army?
Agrippa: I am just a messenger. I’m sure when he arrives, Caesar will be happy to tell you.
Cicero: Caesar, he calls himself. Another Caesar. Just what we need.
& Agrippa: I assure you, he has only the interests of the Republic at heart...
Cicero: I’m sure he believes that. I thought the same when I was a young man. But it is all vanity*, you know... All vanity.
& — What is it, an otter*?
Pullo: It’s the fucking Sphinx! Mark of Caesar.
& Lucius: Where’s my daughter?!
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vanity — тщеславие
otter — выдра
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