PoscaThe Roman people are not crying out for clean elections. They are crying out for jobs. They are crying out for clean water, for food, for stability and peace.
A character in Rome
Played by Nicholas Woodeson
Rome · 93 quotes
Tied for 9th most-quoted character in Rome: in 5 of its 93 quotes
Most scenes with: Gaius Julius Caesar (3)
PoscaThe Roman people are not crying out for clean elections. They are crying out for jobs. They are crying out for clean water, for food, for stability and peace.
They say a slave talks of bravery like a fish talks of flying.
PoscaThey say that, do they? How very witty of them.
Try to avoid bloodshed this time.
PoscaWait a while, and Pompey can shave you instead.
Pompey's murderer?
Alas, he has run away.
Find him. In the meantime... [motions to Posca, who produces a scroll and hands it to Pothinus] These instruments tabulate the money that was borrowed by his majesty's illustrious father, Ptolemy XII. In the name of the Republic, I have come to collect.
PoscaSeventeen thousand, thousand drachmae.
Seventeen?! Absurd! Four, perhaps.
PoscaThe tabulation includes all moneys borrowed from Pompey and other agents of the Republic now... unable to collect.
That is not just.
PoscaPost mortem interests of this type are legally entailed to the presiding consul, i.e. Gaius Julius Caesar. It's law.
Roman law.
Is there some other form of law, you wretched woman?
One thousand apologies, forgive us.
[Ptolemy XIII arises from his litter, and snatches the scroll from Pothinus, throwing it at Caesar's feet]
There! There's for your payment.
[Shocked mutterings from Ptolemy's entourage]
[stepping forward] So sorry!
His majesty forgets he's a vassal to Rome.
"Vassal"? "Vassal"?! I am no vassal! I am king! I am --
Sit down!
[Cowed, Ptolemy retreats back to sit on his litter]
Thank you.
[Following the Battle of Mutina]
How many dead in total?
8,000 men, sir, give or take.
Posca8,000?!
Oh, do cheer up! You're still alive, aren't you!?
PoscaI do hope so; if this is the afterlife, it is extremely disappointing!
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