You want to hear something ironic? The motive for Caesar's assassination was to prevent the rise of the emperors but Caesar's assassination did the exact opposite.

They were positive they were doing the right thing but instead they brought the whole thing down. Everybody thinks the boss is an idiot and can do a better job, until they realize they can't.

I see where the word BRUTAL comes from

That was BRUTAL

Mance stabbed by Edmure Tully? Et tu, Olly?

For the Watch

Such moments in history always make you wish, you had the pleasure of using a time machine!

Betrayal by someone you thought was a friend is really painful

It's so emotional to see how hard it was for Brutus to let Caesar be attacked and even betray his friend like wow that was probably awful

i wish Caesar had actually said eh tu brute here

It was William Shakespeare who coined the famous phrase Et Tu Brute (you too Brutus) when he (Julius Caesar) was being attacked by 20+ senate members, he yells out those words to his close friend (Brutus) who was wielding a dagger. A phrase we often refer to when a friend is disloyal or when they are back-stabbing commonly used in politics as you would expect.

for The Watch.

"For the senate"

For the newbies, Et Tu Brute is like a betrayal line, meaning, you too? Then a

beware the Ides of march

Julius Caesar was among the 10 greatest men to ever live.

"You too, Brutus?"

I cry everytime

It just doesn't make sense why they would kill him while he was doing such a great job.