T-Rex: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears!"
T-Rex: Julius Caesar said it!
Dromiceiomimus: No he didn't. The very next line in that speech is "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him" which would be impossible for Caesar to say, as he's clearly already dead.
T-Rex: I HAVEN'T SEEN THE PLAY. Maybe Caesar's alive in it and digs his own grave, and he says this before he hops in??
Utahraptor: Or you could admit you were wrong.
T-Rex: NEVER!
T-Rex: In MY world Shakespeare wrote a play where Caesar is held AT SWORDPOINT and forced to dig his own grave, and the dude chooses to soliloquy while he does it. He's not bad at the ol' soliloquy!
Utahraptor: Okay. In reality, he dies before that happens.
Utahraptor: Famously so.
Narrator: LATER, T-REX ADMITS HE WAS WRONG AND APOLOGIZES:
T-Rex: This shows character growth! Something SHAKESPEARE could learn from, hah!!
Off panel: He's widely considered a great writer, T-Rex.
T-Rex: ...
T-Rex: ...For real?
