Jiang links the idea to the first conspirator's trembling attack from behind Caesar.
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Backstabbing
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Jiang treats the first stab as a small, trembling backstab that Caesar could not initially understand as real attack because the taboo was so strong.
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"That's right. So, yeah. I mean, it was very hard to kill Caesar. Okay? So, they were in the Senate. There were 60 conspirators...."
"...the back. Okay? This is where we get the idea of backstabbing from. Okay? So, and it... And Caesar didn't really notice. He was..."
"...hurting too many people he was lying too much he was backstabbing too many people and because you live in a close -knit close..."
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