Divergent timelines aside - who among you know of Gaius Julius Caesar?
[In one of his rare moments of sociability, Godric has quitted the confines of his room and taken up temporary residence in the library. He's seated at one of the tables, with a copy of
Commentarii de Bello Gallico smoothed flat in front of him.]
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[ before they became Christians, that's it ]
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[Sigh, Christians. Get off the collective lawn of the old guys, right?]
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[Hullo, monotone! Fancy meeting you here.]
I've a question, if you would permit.
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*That might be a joking tone. Its hard to tell. Marco may just be adapting similar unreadable tones when talking to Godric*
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[And that may or may not be acknowledgment of that possibly-joking tone. Monotony is bad for your health, Marco, didn't you know?]
You've been well?
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[Her accent is impeccable. Anything worth doing is worth doing right, eh?]
Other than history books and Shakespear, it's all heresay. Heck, even those aren't very reliable observations.
Would still have been a goal of my Time Machine, though.
What's next, history lessons?
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[Which, if Kim knows anything about the Gallic Wars, basically just gave away his entire, vaguely emo-tastic past.]
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