At the center of hell, Jiang says Lucifer chews Judas, Brutus, and Cassius; Judas makes sense as betrayer of Jesus, while Brutus and Cassius create a paradox Jiang will explain.
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In Jiang's Roman-status model, mercy can be received as contempt: Caesar's clemency toward Cassius may have humiliated rather than reconciled him.
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The placement of Brutus and Cassius beside Judas creates a paradox because it would imply Julius Caesar is divine, yet Caesar remains in limbo.
In Jiang's Roman-status model, mercy can be received as contempt: Caesar's clemency toward Cassius may have humiliated rather than reconciled him.
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"...sense. The other people don't actually make any sense. They are Cassius and Brutus. And I'll explain to you why it doesn't really make..."
"But basically, the king of God, sorry, the king of hell is before us."
"...And again, this makes perfect sense. But you have Brutus and Cassius."
"And Brutus and Cassius are the ones who betrayed Julius Caesar. Okay? So if you just accept the logic, you would think, okay. Well,..."
"...that he was better than Julius Caesar. So that's Decimus Brutus. Cassius is a different story. Cassius fought for Pompey the Great. And because..."
"...and negotiating hell. And maybe he wants to put Brutus and Cassius into hell. Because Virgil's master, of course, is Augustus Caesar. Right? And..."
"...is named Cato. Who is Cato? Cato, along with Brutus and Cassius, opposed Julius Caesar. At this time, Julius Caesar was amassing power for..."
"...The third thing is he betrayed Caesar. Okay? Or opposed Caesar. Cassius and Brutus also betrayed and opposed Caesar. And they are burning in..."
"...his enemies in the Roman Civil War. And his friends, Brutus, Cassius, they're worried that he'll become a dictator."
"...become king. So they plot to kill him. And Brutus and Cassius and all the conspirators kill Julius Caesar. And then Brutus and Cassius..."
"...minds to mutiny and rage, I should do Brutus wrong and Cassius wrong. Who, you all know, are honorable men. I will not do..."
"...are Marcus Brutus who is considered the leader of the conspiracy Cassius and decimus Brutus, okay, and after they assassinated Caesar obviously Rome is..."
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