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Gaius Julius Caesar : I ought to have you scourged and crucified! In the future, you will remember that it is *I* that offers mercy. No one else. Clear?
Lucius Vorenus : Clear, sir.
Gaius Julius Caesar : Dismissed!
[Vorenus and Pullo salute and leave]
Mark Antony : I do not like to disagree with you, but you are being far too lenient with him. He let Pompey go, and you let him live? The man should be made an example of!
Gaius Julius Caesar : Any other man, certainly. But those two... They found my stolen standard. Now they survive a wreck that drowned an army and find Pompey Magnus on a beach. They have powerful gods on their side, and I will not kill any man with friends of that sort.
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Gaius Julius Caesar : My poor boy.
Marcus Junius Brutus : I am sorry. I am so sorry.
Gaius Julius Caesar : Not at all. It is I who am sorry. I presented you with an impossible dilemma. You did only what you thought honourable.
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Posca : We will accept battle?
Gaius Julius Caesar : Certainly. Why not?
Posca : We are outnumbered three to one on foot and five to one on horse. What uninjured men you have are scared and hungry and desperate.
Gaius Julius Caesar : That is the advantage we must press home.
Posca : I was not aware that irony had military usage.
Gaius Julius Caesar : We must win or die. Pompey's men have other options.
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Fulvio : [rushes into Caesar's tent] Sir, Pompey's legions are in the field in battle array!
Gaius Julius Caesar : Thank you, Fulvio. Have you forgotten how to salute?
Fulvio : [salutes] I haven't, sir. No excuse, sir.
Gaius Julius Caesar : [calls outside] Gracchus, sound assembly!
[to Fulvio]
Gaius Julius Caesar : Have Zeno saddle my horse.
Fulvio : [salutes again] Sir!
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[Posca prepares to shave his master]
Gaius Julius Caesar : Try to avoid bloodshed this time.
Posca : Wait a day or two, and Pompey can shave you instead.
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Mark Antony : I do not like to disagree with you, but you are being far too lenient with him. He let Pompeii go, and you let him live? The man should be made an example of.
Gaius Julius Caesar : Anyone other man, certainly; but those two... they found my stolen standard, now they survive a wreck that drowned an army and find Pompeii Magnus on a beach. They have powerful Gods on their side, and I will not kill a man with friends of that sort.
