Et tu brute tattoo

‘Et tu, Brute?’, Latin phrase for ‘you too brute?’, is a dialogue from Julius Caeser, when Julius is betrayed by his own friend, Brutus. In this photo amidst all the things people said, stands out the betrayal of someone close.

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“Et tu, Brute?” — Quote by William Shakespeare

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Tattoo meaning You too, Brutus? From Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. Symbolizes betrayal. Et to, Brutue?

Of the et tu, Brute tattoo below, the wearers explain, “it’s a tribute to the future demise of our relationship.” Well, at least they’ll only have to get tattooed once… KC at Under Your Skin Tattoo in Cedar Bluff, Alabama did this “VOID” tattoo over an ex-wife’s name, a theme I’ve seen more than once […]

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"Et tu Brute?" (You to Brutus?) This is Caesar's famous saying that he said right before he died. Then he says if Brutus betrayed him he must fall. Caesar trusted Brutus and thought of him as a friend. This is telling the reader that if Brutus, a loved and respected man betrayed Caesar than Caesar must have die.

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