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The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

author:Shunko's simple diary

I think it's funny when you see the title, but it's really true, and if you see the final episode of the show, and you see Octavian's mother and Octavian's wife fighting for the edge, you'll really laugh and give Octavian's mother a thumbs up.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

Octavian's mother, Atiya, said to her daughter-in-law: I know what you think in your heart, you swear to destroy me, let me remember, women who are much stronger than you have also made such poisonous vows, see what happened to them.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother
The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

With that, Atiya walked at the front of the line welcoming Octavian's triumph and opened the door with a straight face. This was said to be justified, so that Octavia, who was watching the liveliness next to her, was addicted, and not long ago, octavian's sister was suppressed by her sister-in-law, and her mother appeared and immediately regained face.

The reason why Atiya is so confident is her son, but the main thing is her undefeated record. From the initial confrontation with Seville to the defeat of Cleopatra, Octavian's mother was truly invincible.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

We know that from the very beginning of Rome, it was a struggle between Caesar and Pompey. When Caesar expelled Pompey from the city of Rome, Atia arranged various feasts for her uncle. However, at the feast, Caesar reconciled with his old lover.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

This made Atia look down, and he felt that Caesar should focus on something else and not be mixed with an old witch, especially the old witch who could compete with himself in the city of Rome.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

So Artia began to attack Seville, first using a small comic strip to drive Caesar away from Seville, then let Timon humiliate Seville, and finally Sevilla, who had nothing, could only use his life as a gift to go to Atia's door to cast a death curse, but Atia was still alive.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

Later, after Caesar's death, Antony actually frowned with Cleopatra, who had come to mourn, so Atiyah secretly cursed Cleopatra, which was another war.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

But how did it end? There were wins and losses, and in the end it was Atiya who laughed to the end. In the process, Octavian drove Antony to Egypt, and Octavian became a complete slave of Cleopatra, even if Atiyah went to Egypt to ask to meet, he did not see him. At leahy must have tasted defeat at this time, but she returned to Rome and told her son: Cut Antony and his queen to pieces.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

So her son, who had recently disobeyed, obeyed this time, after all, it was a moment of common interest. Octavian defeated Antony and forced Anthony to commit suicide, and the Cleopatra committed suicide in humiliation.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

It seems that Octavian's mother has won again, so when Octavian's wife began to challenge her authority, she had the capital to go back happily, without looking at anyone's face.

Sometimes it's really ridiculous to imagine, many people have exhausted their calculations, and in the end they have nothing, and some people can get through the danger again and again just because they follow the right person or have an excellent son. Many times, the reason is so simple, do not accept it.

The large-scale "Rome" concludes that it is not Octavian who is invincible in the play, but his mother

But in the end, is Atiya, who is sitting on the rostrum, really happy? I have to write another article to analyze this matter.

Thanks for reading.

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