Today’s Totally Random
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No,
sir; their hats are pluckt about their ears,
And
half their faces buried in their cloaks,
That
by no means may I discover them
By
any mark of favour.
Lucius
Julius Caesar Act II,
Scene i, Line 73
This is Lucius’s answer to Brutus who’s asking the former if he knows who the guys who at the door are. And how does Brutus respond to Lucius? Let ‘em in.
That’s right. Not Let them enter, or even let them in; just let 'em in. That seems pretty slangy for old Will.
And
once again, what’s with the hats in old Rome. I really need to see one of these
hats. I just can’t picture a guy in a toga with a hat on. Can you?
Well, now wait just a minute. Here's my young associate in a rain poncho, which you might just say resembles a toga, with a hat on. And a fine chapeau it is!
Do you suppose the fellows at Brutus's door had hats like this?
3 comments:
Where tf is this guy that he's got a leaf for a hat and a flower for a necklace??
Also, is he basically saying, "No dude, these guys seem suspicious af, I don't think we should let them in."?
Walker is in the Okavango Delta.
I don't think Lucius is making a judgement. I think he's just telling Brutus what he saw.
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