The place was not called Scotland at the time, since the Scots (Scotti) were Gaelic Irish raiders/settlers that came over later (c. 6th-8th Century) from the west. The place was called, at the time of the Roman invasion, Caledonia. "Scotland" was the land not of Scots, but Picts (Picti) during the classical Roman era.

A banshee (bann sidhe) literally means "woman ghost" and is a Gaelic term. It has nothing to do with the Roman invasion.

Also, you drew the Roman emperor with a crown, when he really should be sporting a laurel wreath instead.

The Picts actually got overrun up to Forth and Clyde during Agricola's campaign 79-83 AD, and later the Antonine Wall was built 142 AD, meaning half of Caledonia was subjugated to the Romans for a time. Yet the Romans withdrew to Hadrian's wall c. 160. Why? Not so much that the Pict had "defeated" the Romans. But moreso that they were rather unruly and the province of Caledonia was unprofitable for the empire to maintain. They maintained a "pale" -- a defensive borderlands, for a few centuries more north of the wall.

http://www.scottishradiance.com/scoth istory/scothistory9807.htm

http://www.veer.com/ideas/move/

1. Infinite money: Go to work as a teacher 3x ( = $300, HP are now 10). Then go to the restauraunt (takes the last 10 HP) and order 20 Pop Ice (costs $200, now HP are back to 100). You can do this infinitely, so at the end of each cycle, you will be back at 100 HP and $100 richer. The day will never end, and you can do whatever you wish with the $100 and your 100 HP.

2. The other "work" doesn't. I can't fulfill any of the orders. I just ignored that minigame entirely as a waste of time given the above.