[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

Eheu! This is fun. I'm actually doing it. Came upon a stumbling block.

1. An Brutus Caesarem occidit? Is Brutus killing Caesar?

2. An Caesarem Brutus occidit? Is Brutus killing Caesar?

Why isn't the second one, Is Caesar killing Brutus?

[SunkenCiv]

It has to do with the suffixes... She's showing that word order isn't always as important as it is in English. Or should I say, order always word as is important English not it is as in.

[4CJ]

Because it's an inflected language. The word endings indicate case, not the order. In Brutus, the ending "us" indicates the nominitive (subject), not the accusative (direct object).