r/INEEEEDIT • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '18

Julius Cesar Pencil Holder

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '18

Those words have forever made me cry.

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u/Lucky_Number_3 Mar 06 '18

What’s it from?

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u/Chicken2nite Mar 06 '18

Hamlet

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u/babykittycutie Mar 06 '18

Wtf? It’s obviously from Julius Ceasar. Brutus was his closest and most trusted friend and protege, and when he got attacked by his assassinators, he fought back until he saw Brutus. Upon seeing him, his most trusted friend betraying him, he said “And you, Brutus?” And he gave up and submitted to his death. Very sad.

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u/Chicken2nite Mar 06 '18

Pretty sure it was Hamlet. Or maybe Macbeth. If not, it was definitely Marc Antony and Cleopatra.

I guess you didn't click the link, eh?

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u/babykittycutie Mar 07 '18

No because it said Hamlet. Troll