Cleopatra Romance Conclusion?

[Asgar]

Just finished the Egypt segment, arrived back in Rome. Used the heart options whenever they showed up, got her the Pharaoh's rug, generally said things that seemed like what she wanted to hear, and told her about and defended her from the assassination attempt. I let her speak at the religious festival, and in the talks with the Pharaoh did not let our alliance shine through.

In any case, wasn't there supposed to be a conclusion the romance here? Or does that only happen later?

Playing a female character, if that's relevant, but since the heart options DID show up with Cleopatra, but they don't show up with Julia, I'm assuming that if you get the heart options in the first place, the romance is also possible.

[lordgizka]

Does she have an actual ending if you have no completed companion romance, maybe? You run to Egypt in a lot of endings.

[attila-le-hun]

Beware of the Spoil


If you had romanced her, if you take the exil you'll become his personal adviser and his husband (you become King of Egypt), you have children with her and found a new and strong dynasty. The Kingdom of Egypt is strong and independant. If you become Emperor > no mention of it, it's sad i hoped make her my Empress ^^ (what is the best become a dictator and a god or have a beautiful mistress? Dictator of course). If you choose to sacrifice yourself well you know the answer :)

[Gogopher]

um the gods the ptolemiess worshiped were indeed greek...as in alexander and sepris which i think is actually zues...u all are confusing the egyptian people with the ptolemy rulers...while egypt itself might have been egyptian the people who ran egypt (eg the ptolemies) were greek...they started greek and the dynasty ended greek...

in the ancient world egypt was considered hellenistic and not barbarian...the only time barbarian references came about was by augustus as a propaganda campaign against cleo VII and marc anthony

cleo VII didnt have a drop of native egyptian blood in her...she was the first and only ptolemy to speak egyptian...the entire ruling class of egypt was greek...the gods worshiped by the ruling class were greek gods...blah...blah...blah