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Cato the Younger - really younger this time - and his half-brother Caepio. It was interesting to draw "my" Cato ([link] ) as a young man and as a child.

Plutarch tells that when young Cato was asked whom he loved must, he always answered "my brother", and he put his brother not only in the first place, but also in the second, the third, and so on. Even as a young man, Plutarch tells, Cato is did not like to do anything alone, but together with his brother.

I think this is kind of sweet, especially if you consider how Cato is normally seen: As a severe, "stoic" man who doesn't show any emotions easily.

Caepio died about the age of thirty.

I'm thinking about a comic with these two, but I've got more ideas then time. And I imagine Caepio to be of amiable and easy nature, just because opposites match.

Description
Cato the Younger - really younger this time - and his half-brother Caepio. It was interesting to draw "my" Cato ([link] ) as a young man and as a child.

Plutarch tells that when young Cato was asked whom he loved must, he always answered "my brother", and he put his brother not only in the first place, but also in the second, the third, and so on. Even as a young man, Plutarch tells, Cato is did not like to do anything alone, but together with his brother.

I think this is kind of sweet, especially if you consider how Cato is normally seen: As a severe, "stoic" man who doesn't show any emotions easily.

Caepio died about the age of thirty.

I'm thinking about a comic with these two, but I've got more ideas then time. And I imagine Caepio to be of amiable and easy nature, just because opposites match.