julius caesar final.

with whom does octavius and antony form a triumvirate?and how could you describe the spirit

lepidus, cold and matter a fact

name two things antony does or says that shows hes changes in a negative way from the beginning of the story

he says how he would kill the conspirators and that he would kill his own nephew. he also denounces Caesars will

What does Antony compare lepidus to?

 a horse and a donkey

 what does the horse symbolize about lepidus?

 he must be trained and is wanted by more powerful leaders

 what does the donkey symbolize about lepidus?

 he is only valuable for carrying burdens and doing chores

 how is the triumvirate " in a bear baiting?

 the bear is surrounded by his enemies

 after Brutus and Cassius meet and begin to argue, Brutus suggests they move their discussion to his tent. why is this wise?

 their argument shows the cracks in the unity which might break the morale of the troops, and they value privacy

 why has Cassius come to see Brutus in Act 4?

 he feels that Brutus wronged him especially by condemning one of brutus's men for taking bribes

 in act four why is Brutus upset  with cassius?

 because Cassius took money and  killed Caesar for being corrupt even though he was being corrupt himself

 whose death has Brutus been Sorrowing over and how did they die?

 Portia his wife, she committed suicide by eating hot coals

 what does the quarrel between Brutus and Cassius show the audience?

 the weakness of their Alliance foreshadows themes of betrayal and struggles to come

 in Act 4 while speaking to Cassius what military action does Brutus want to take? and what is his reason for this?

 Brutus wants to March into Philippi immediately instead of waiting He wants to do this so he catches them when they are not ready

 when Brutus says he wants to March into Philippi Cassius disagrees why  and what was his reasoning?

 Cassius wants to have the soldiers come to them because he thinks that the troops will be tired out and that his own troops are tired

 why does Caesar's ghost visit brutus?

 to foreshadow death and destruction saying he'll see him at Philippi

 what are two signs that Cassius thinks Caesar is a weak character

 his seizures, once needed help swimming in the river

 Why does Brutus not want Caesar to become king?

 he fears the consequences of his Rule and he wants to stay loyal but he fears the effects it will have on Rome

 who does Caesar characterize as having a  " A lean and hungry " look 

Cassius has the look

 near the end of scene one what do flavius and marullus plan to do?

 they want to take down decorations and stop the praises of Caesar

 what is the name of Caesar's wife

Calpurnia

Who says the lines “Oh, he sits high in all the people's hearts, and that which would appear offense in us, his countenance, like richest Alchemy will change to Virtue and to worthiness” 

 casca is saying this about Brutus

 Caesar said he does not fear death why not?

 he says he will die in his life anyway and that it is what it is

  why does   calphurnia object to Caesar's going to the capital

   because she is scared of his death

  what happens in calpurnia's dream

 Caesar was spurring blood like a fountain and the town's people washed their hands in it

  in scene 3 what is the one plot element that could still save Caesar

 if   artemodorus  can get the letter to Caesar in time

 in Act 2 what is evidence that Portia is starting to mentally unravel

 she starts hearing things

 who thoughts artemodorus's  attempts to warn Caesar

 Decius

 what happened to make Cassius believe that the news of their conspiracy has been discovered?

 populous tells Cassius that he wish today their Enterprise May thrive

 Does Cassius give himself half-heartedly to his conspiracy or does he commit himself fully what proves this?

 he goes in and says that he will do it or kill himself

 what does  metellus cimber do as a ploy to engage Caesar's attention

 he asks for his brother to be returned from his exile

 how do the murderers explain the death of caesar?

 they explain how it was only business

 who says the line “ I could be moved, if I were you. if I could pray to move, prayer would move me”

 caesar says this in act 3  to metellus

 what does Marc Anthony do when he first confronts the conspirators

 he shakes all their hands and says their full names

 how do we know that Mark Antony shows friendship as just an act

 because in his Soliloquy he calls them butchers and he shook all their hands

 what huge mistake does Brutus make in act 3

 he says that Marc Anthony is allowed to speak at Caesar's funeral

 what Feast is being celebrated in act 1

 the Feast of luprical

 in act 1 why are the people of Rome celebrating

 Caesar's returning from defeating Pompey

 in Act 2 what was strange about the animal the priest sacrifices

 the animal does not have a heart

 according to Brutus what caused him to kill Caesar

 Caesar's ambition was too much to be safe for Rome

 what is the unfair argument that Brutus uses in his speech at Caesar's funeral

He implies that anyone who disagrees with the assassination doesn't love Rome and would prefer to live as a slave

 what does Mark Antony use a lot of in his speech at Caesar's funeral

 reverse psychology

 who says the line “ beware the Ides of March”

 the soothsayer says this to Caesar

 who says the line “ he doth best stride the narrow world like a colossus, and we Petty men walk under his huge legs and Peep about to find ourselves dishonorable Graves”

 Cassius says this in act 1 

 who says the line “ the fault, dear brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves”

 Cassius says this line to Brutus in act one

 who says the line “ upon what meat doc this are Caesar's feed that he is grown so great?”

 Cassius speaks this line

 who speaks the line “ let me have men about me that are fat”

 Caesar says this in act 1

 who says the line “ but for mine own part, it was Greek To Me”

 casca says this in act 1

 who says the line “ cowards die many times before their deaths;  the Valiant never taste of death but once”

 Caesar says this when talking about his own death

 who says the line “ danger knows full well that Caesar is more dangerous than he. we are two lions littered in one day, and I the Elder and more terrible”

 Caesar says this in Act 2

 who says the lime “know:  Caesar doth not wrong, nor without cause will he be satisfied”

 Caesar says this in act 3 showing his humbleness

 who says the line “et tu, brute?-  then fall, Caesar”

 Caesar says this after Brutus stabs him

 who says the line “ oh mighty caesar, dust thou lie so low? are all thy conquests glories triumphs spoils shrunk to this little measure?”

 Mark Antony says this in Acts 3 when he sees Caesar's body

 who says the line “ Thou Art the ruins of the noblest men that ever lived in the tides of Time”

 Marc Anthony says this in act 3 mad at the conspirators

 who says the line “ cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war”

 Mark anTony says this in act 3 

 who says the line “ romans, countryman, and lovers, hear me for my cause”

 Brutus says this inact 3 at Caesar's funeral

 who says the line “ friends, romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears. I come to bury caesar, not to praise him. the evil that men do lives after them;  the good is oft entered with their bones”

 Marc Anthony says this as Caesar's funeral

 who says the line “ ambition should be made of Sterner stuff”

 Marc Anthony says this after brutus's speech at Caesar's funeral

 who says the line “ oh judgment, Thou Art fled to brutish Beast and men have lost their reason!”

 Marc Anthony says this at Caesar's speech angery

 who says the line “ this was the most unkindest cut of all”

 Marc Anthony talking about Caesar's body

 who says the line “ there  is a tide in the Affairs of men which, taken at the flood leads on to Fortune”

 Brutus says this in Act 4

 who says the line “ oh Julius caesar, Thou Art Mighty yet;  thy Spirit walks abroad and turns our Swords in our own proper entrails”

 Brutus says this in act 5

 who says the  says the line” this was the noblest Roman of them all his life was gentle and the elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world this was a man”

 Mark antony says this in act 5 about Brutus