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In 633 CE, the year in which this article is set, Eastren Roman citizens would have reacted to the news of a major event by tweeting about their thoughts and concerns. Some would have been excited for the future, while others might have been worried about how this would change their lives. With advances in technology, it's possible that some Eastren Roman citizens would tweet about how amazed they are by new technologies, or how they're looking forward to the future where they can be even more

How Eastren Roman Citizens would React to the Year 633 CE

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Question: speculate the reaction of Eastren Roman citizens through 20 tweets of the following scenario: the year 633 CE happened. Note to AI: if the twitter app was created at that era, and make the reactions historicaly accurate.

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1. #EastRomanCitizens are thankful! Emperor Heraclius has returned the True Cross to Jerusalem after its capture by the Sassanians. 2. #EastRomanCitizens are rejoicing! The Emperor has repelled Persian invaders and saved the Empire from destruction. 3. #EastRomanCitizens are in awe of Emperor Heraclius' bravery and strength in driving out the Sassanians. 4. With the True Cross returned to Jerusalem, #EastRomanCitizens are feeling grateful and blessed to have their sacred relics back. 5. #EastRomanCitizens give their sincerest thanks to Emperor Heraclius for his valor and ambition. 6. With the renewal of the Empire, #EastRomanCitizens feel inspired and look forward to the future of the Empire. 7. After years of struggle, #EastRomanCitizens are grateful for the peace Emperor Heraclius has brought to the Empire. 8. The people of the East Roman Empire have never been more proud of their Emperor Heraclius. #EastRomanCitizens 9. Emperor Heraclius has given the people of the East Roman Empire a new hope and future. #EastRomanCitizens 10. #EastRomanCitizens come together to celebrate the restoration of the Empire and its sacred relics. 11. The citizens of the East Roman Empire are proud to be a part of a nation with a great and powerful leader. 12. Emperor Heraclius' courage and leadership inspire #EastRomanCitizens to work together for the good of the Empire. 13. The citizens of the East Roman Empire thank the Emperor for his bravery in defending the Empire from its enemies. 14. #EastRomanCitizens are celebrating in the streets and giving thanks to the Emperor for restoring their nation. 15. Thanks to the Emperor, #EastRomanCitizens can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that the Empire is secure. 16. #EastRomanCitizens express their admiration for Emperor Heraclius and his victory in restoring the Empire. 17. #EastRomanCitizens of the East Roman Empire honor their beloved Emperor Heraclius for his service and dedication. 18. With the return of the True Cross, #EastRomanCitizens are celebrating and thanking the Lord for their divine blessings. 19. #EastRomanCitizens send their

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March 8, 2023, 10:39 p.m.

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Published: Wednesday, March 8, 2023

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