If you were interviewing Julius Caesar what questions would you ask him?

Question

Using 5 questions (or more) tell me the questions you would ask him in an interview - be realistic!

thanks, and be creative!

Answer 1

1/ Why didn't listent to your friend, doctors and Calpurnia  and went to the Senate anyway?

2/  What exactly were your last words?

3/ What did attract you to Cleopatra?

4/  What do you consider to be your greatest accomplishment?

5/  What would you change in your life if you could?  

Answer 2

1. Did you see your assassination coming?

2. What was your favorite campaign?

3. What is your opinion of Octavius (Augustus)?

4. Who was your hero growing up?

5. Was Cleopatra all that and a bag of potato chips?

Answer 3

1. Why did your soldiers admire you so much?

2. Why did you appoint Gauls - who you had just conquered - into the Roman Senate?

3. Has your epilepsy been a barrier in your career?

4. Why did you turn out to be such a 'late bloomer?' (Became emperor around 60.)

5. What's the reason for your great longevity? (Life expantancy was about 25 years in those age; 'old' - old enough to be a Senator - was about 30.)

6. What was your greatest accomplishment?  Your greatest mistake?

(By the way, I can answer questions 4 and 5 from above:  Ceasar's hero was ALexander the Great; at 18 he saw a stature of him, and noted to himself, 'At 21, he conquered the world.  What have you done with your life?' ...Cleo wasn't that attractive, if you go by her coins, which show a huge beak of a nose and a double chin.)

Answer 4

1- What are your plans for the Parthian campaign?

2- After you have defeated the Parthian empire, how are you going to reorganize the Roman government?

3- Do you really not want to be king? Or was that just a publicity stunt?

4- What phrase did you use when you crossed the Rubicon?

5- Where the heck is that bloody river anyway, can't you describe it more clearly in your autobiography? We are looking for it for ages!