Caeser Didn't Die

Julius Caeser.

What if the Emperor didn't die? What if California's dream turned upside down. When she sees Caeser flowing out with blood all over, it wasn't a sign of his downfall, it was a sign of his rise among the Roman mob. Though they didn't like him much, he was in fact much appreciated among the higher class of people.

So what happens next? She unfolds her dream in front of her husband. He immediately prepares his quorum and goes to Brutus's house. He asks him if he ever wishes to kill him? Brutus refuses.

Just when he leaves, comes Artimidorus. He says I had warned you about the Ides of March. Even then you are roaming so proudly? Caeser says I have already won the hearts of my people. I shall rule from now on, I am no more a tyrant ruler. I am one among the masses. I am making you as my heir and I shall work under you. 

California smiles as her dream had come true. The only difference was in her own interpretation. The whole world was now praising Caeser who was once considered a rude and arrogant emperor. Rome was happy today.