ergomaniac[Edgeworth looks deeply, deeply cross. He's recognizably in Sector 3, standing at a streetcorner. Beside him is, well...Gaius Julius Caesar, General of Rome, famed crosser of the Rubicon, the man who would have been Emperor. By his garb - toga and laurel wreath - he's in his statesman role. And judging by his expression, he's no less livid than Edgeworth himself.]
I need someone who can speak Latin. I can, but this man has taken me for a -
["Hah! Speaking in your native tongue now, are you, Pict? But to whom? Or are you mad as well as a barbarian?"
Edgeworth turns to Caesar and responds back to him in Latin.]
I am summoning someone to deal with you, o Caesar.
[And Caesar responds in rapid, haughty Latin: "Deal with Caesar? They shall come and see who Caesar is, and then you shall be the one dealt with, Pict!"
Edgeworth turns away again and speaks in clipped English.]
Anyone with an authentic accent. Kindly come in a toga and prepared to playact the part of a - Oh, for the love of -
[Caesar is starting off. There must be a toga party at Hawthorne, because the consul is now hailing some frat boys as his countrymen.]