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by BlastRoom
Review Act 4's power struggles, quarrel, and supernatural warning.
#literature
20 questions
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Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus point to a list: 'These many, then, shall die; their names are prick'd.' What are they doing?
Why does Antony send Lepidus to Caesar's house after Publius is marked for death?
Cassius complains that Brutus condemned Lucius Pella for taking bribes. What does Brutus accuse Cassius of in return?
How does the quarrel between Brutus and Cassius finally turn?
When Cassius advises staying put, why does Brutus insist on marching to Philippi?
In Brutus's tent at Sardis, what message does Caesar's ghost give him?
After Lepidus leaves, Antony calls him a 'slight unmeritable man' fit for errands. What does Antony's language reveal about their alliance?
How does Octavius answer Antony's contempt for Lepidus?
Why does Brutus connect Cassius's alleged bribery to the Ides of March?
When Cassius offers Brutus his dagger, what feeling is Cassius dramatizing?
Brutus says Cassius is condemned 'to have an itching palm.' What does the phrase mean in context?
Brutus describes Cassius as 'a hot friend cooling' who uses 'enforced ceremony.' What change is Brutus noticing?
Brutus argues, 'There is a tide in the affairs of men...' How does the metaphor support his plan?
When Antony says, 'Look, with a spot I damn him,' what is the force of 'damn' in the line?
Brutus refuses to argue with Cassius before the armies and takes the dispute into his tent. What does this stage choice do?
A poet interrupts the quarrel and says, 'Love, and be friends.' What is the effect of this brief entrance?
Brutus reads late while Lucius and the other servants sleep before Caesar's ghost appears. What does this staging emphasize?
Antony and Lepidus give up relatives for death while Antony bargains over Caesar's will. Which idea does Act 4 develop here?
Brutus condemns bribes, mourns Portia, and then presses toward battle. Which conflict within him is most visible?
Brutus tells Cassius 'Portia is dead,' but later answers Messala with restraint. What theme does this contrast sharpen?
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Julius Caesar: Full Play Review
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