Happy Hanukkah, karla_yonit!

[cbizkit]

Voici Brutus/Cassius. It is... twisty and odd; I hope I did a good job with what I was trying to convey... anyway. Definitely not fluff. The title is from that line of Cassius's: "For who so firm that cannot be seduced?" ("Cassius's" or "Cassius'"? The eternal question.)

...mmm, Cassius. >__Concrit is wonderful, excellent, fantastic, and many

Comments

[cbizkit]

Yeah, heh. I like to think that Brutus still kind of respected Antony and wished more than a little bit that he'd joined forces with him instead of doing the whole cah-razy civil war thing with Cassius...

Hey, what's your icon?

[ladyhamilton]

*squeal* This is awesome! Cassius was always my favourite character, and you really captured him well here. Great job! =)

[cbizkit]

Yeah, I absolutely love him. (In an omg-you-are-so-manipulative-and-crazy way.) Glad you liked it!

[distorted_prose]

There was me about to comment 1) singing praises and 2) going to recommend the Trevor Nunn version of Twelfth Night and outline the cast and everything; but I see you must know it, you already have an icon [and looking very gackable too *cough* ¬.¬].
Hm.
Oh well.
By the bi (if I might ask), how did you find the Trevor Nunn version of the film?

[cbizkit]

Hehe, yeah, I love it. I've seen a production where the subplot was actually funny and everything and loved it madly, but the whole somber-with-emphasis-on-the-love-triangle thing works really well too. Oh, and I think my local video store just had it, so I rented it. :P

Talk to me, though! Who did you like in the movie and everything?

(You can gack the icon if you want, just credit lil_chanteuse.)

[likeadeuce]

lovely!

Cassius was my first Shakespearean love, and B/C was my first slash pairing, I think, before I knew what slash was!

[cbizkit]

Hehe, it's so funny how that works... how people will think of what is basically fanfiction even if they don't know that fanfiction exists. ("I wonder what would happen if...")

Thank you! :)

[tsuru_san]

Loved it! The dialogue was very much like the play, and both men were in character. I just loved the whole concept of Cassius's various fronts as well. ^^

[cbizkit]

Yay, glad you liked it!

(...your icon is amusing me, especially in the context of Caesar...)

[tsuru_san]

Very much so.

(Thank you. XD )