LOVE your insight about people in power being the ones who shape how the world is seen! It’s scary to think how much of history has been recorded wrong or how different groups have been misrepresented simply because they stood against the winning side. I’m sure this holds true in Roman society as well. In the story of Cesar’s assassination, it is always made to seem like a huge betrayal, but what if it was a necessary evil? I guess we’ll never truly know who is in the right and who is in the wrong in the end.
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