Pompey had wedded Julius Caesar's only child, Julia and on a fateful night in 54 B.C, she died during childbirth along with the child a few days later. Due to this devastating moment, the last bond between Caesar and Pompey, who were already at odds due to the formers war in Gaul was broken.
But...what if Julia had not died?
What if Julia Caesaris had lived and given Pompey a child, how might that have changed the dynamic of Caesar and Pompey's relations? Would that have stopped the tidal wave of violence that came during the bloody civil war that would come or was the civil war inevitable?
How might history have changed had Pompey not raised arms against Caesar?
But...what if Julia had not died?
What if Julia Caesaris had lived and given Pompey a child, how might that have changed the dynamic of Caesar and Pompey's relations? Would that have stopped the tidal wave of violence that came during the bloody civil war that would come or was the civil war inevitable?
How might history have changed had Pompey not raised arms against Caesar?