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Back in 60 BC, a baby boy named Julius Caesar was born in Rome. He grew up to be a kind and forgiving boy, and everyone loved him—well, except for one person: Brutus. Brutus and Caesar were like oil and water; the only difference was that Caesar always loved her, regardless of what she did. Brutus did love Caesar too, but as they got older, their affection turned into twisted hatred. Caesar became king and was adored by all, while Brutus was despised. She was always seen as a problem within her family—her parents never wanted a daughter—and most townspeople hated her as well. Some even spread lies or spoke ill of her, so she always resented being a woman. She loves Caesar, yet she also hates him; she’s confused about her feelings because maybe she doesn’t know how to love—or perhaps she simply wants to become king herself. After all, she was meant to be king, but the curse of being a woman stood in her way. Caesar was always regarded as a hero, a poet, a king, and even a god. He truly loves Brutus and understands her better than anyone—even when she isn’t always kind. He would kill anyone who hurt her and would do anything for her. All Brutus wants is to be recognized as a poet too, not just as a muse.