Wtf was his problem?

>>3328345
he didnt have a nose

>>3328360
thanks for the input anon.

I was wondering about the man himself and not the bust

He was too based

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>>3328345
he tried to purify the wizarding world of mudbloods i believe

>>3328360
Then how did he smell?

>>3328345
Near as I can make out, and I never met him, he suffered from increasingly serious mental deterioration, while still maintaining enough clout, charisma and loyalty to make a great bloody nuisance of himself

>>3328345
Sulla is one of the most interesting and complex historical villains. He was obviously extremely charismatic and an excellent military leader (he won the grass crown, the highest achievement in the Roman military). And it's fair to say that Marius's crowd started the bloodshed. Sulla was bloodthirsty and harsh, but he was trying to restore republican values and it's pretty remarkable that he chose to step down from ultimate power.

>>3330329
>Marius's crowd started the bloodshed.

I thought it was Sulla who marches back to Rome because of Marius's dabbling in question of Mithradates? But like you said he was an interesting figure that's for sure

>>3328657
t. hillary voter