Rome returns

[threeplusfire]

Oh Rome, how I've missed your strange ways. I'm glad you're back on the air though, because I truly enjoy the stories of Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo of the 13th. I find them even more compelling than Ceasar and Brutus. Though Brutus was a fascinating wreck of tremors in this episode, and I'm starting to believe Marc Antony might have been a trifle insane.

I couldn't have been the only one who laughed when Octavian convinced Attia to remain in Rome.

I feel better now, after some exercise and interesting television. My good humor seems to be on the mend.

Comments

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Hah! I was thinking "Rach is probably going nuts over the way he is shaking like he might fly apart."

[rm.livejournal.com]

Yes. Yes yes yes. Aside form the acting thing, i'm eally not wired that way that often, but something about that actor, playing that character vibrating in terror like that makes me so hot.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

It is really a crazy weird thing. It is so interesting too, because I think it has to be one of the more interesting portrayals of Brutus I've ever seen.

I have it bad for Vorenus, for all his internal conflict with love and loyalty.