Founder figure of the republic whose execution of his sons models Roman self-sacrifice and hatred.
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Lucius Brutus
Founder figure of the republic whose execution of his sons models Roman self-sacrifice and hatred.
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"...prince, and her husband and best friend, the best friend is Lucius Brutus, okay? They try to console her, and they know she's distraught,..."
"...going to go home and sleep until my sons are dead. Lucius Brutus is like, no, I'm going to actually watch my two sons..."
"And a couple of the conspirators include two of Lucius Brutus' sons, okay? His two sons. And the conspiracy is found out, and all..."
"...decides to attack Rome because this conspiracy has failed, right? What Lucius Brutus is going to do is ride out and meet the army..."
"...true. And this is how Romans behave. So the story of Lucius Brutus kicking out the Tarkins is the story of the third man,..."
"...moving and running. Okay? That's the Roman way, guys. Okay? Remember, Lucius Brutus. He killed his own two sons. What do you do after..."
"Brutus will be the first to give a speech. And then he'll be followed by Mark Anthony. So the strategy of Brutus is to..."
"...is Romulus, right? The first king of Rome. The second is Lucius Brutus and the founding of the Roman Republic. Now, Julius Caesar and..."
"...repulchre. And this creates problems in the emperor, because remember, Marcus Brutus and Decimus Brutus, they thought that they were descendants of, sorry, they..."
"...myths that were more dominant in Rome, especially the myth of Lucius Brutus, right? Lucius Brutus, the man who created the Republic and killed..."
"Basically, vanity. He believes, or he's told, that he's named after Lucius Brutus, the founder of the Republic, and therefore, he has a responsibility..."
"...husband. And then her husband has a friend. His name is Lucius Brutus. Lucius Brutus happens to be the nephew of the king."
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