Can someone explain this mans endgame and why i should care?
his endgame was to not feel bad
most of the time he felt pretty bad
>stoic
>having an endgame
He wanted to improve his character and do his duty, well.
>>2776118
>have like 14 kids
>the only son that survives to adulthood is commodus
>just want to lead a comfy philosopher lifestyle
>smart talented emperors keep recognizing you as the socially-conscious, ethical and duty-driven person that you are and keep grooming you for leadership
>have to put up with shitty treacherous senators for the rest of your life
>just want to be a decent emperor
>floods, famine, wars and diseases plague your whole reign
>your best general, after exaggerated reports of your demise, declares himself emperor and launches a coup
>just want to talk it over with him
>a centurion murders him before you get a chance to reconcile
>make your brother co-emperor
>he's a drunk and a gambler
>spend your life being a good, kind, equitable person
>the biggest lasting impact your life has is the shithead who succeeded you
Marcus had a tough life.
>>2776146
;_;7
>"I just wanted to be a nice guy" - Marcus
>>2776146
the hero Rome didn't deserved