As Julius Caesar, I would view the plebeians, or common citizens, with a mix of concern and respect. While they were often a source of unrest and political opposition, they were also the backbone of Rome's strength and power. I understood the importance of keeping them satisfied and content, as they were essential to maintaining the stability of the Roman Republic. In my opinion, the plebeians deserved fair treatment and representation, and it was my duty as a leader to ensure that they received it.
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