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Flavius
Tribune at the beginning of the play.
Marullus' question to the commoners
He asks why they are not working.
Commoners
The people Marullus stops in the street.
Pompey's role before the Civil War
Caesar’s co-ruler.
Caesar's request for Anthony regarding Calpurnia
To greet her in a manner to cure her barrenness.
Brutus' involvement in the race
He does not run because he is not a sportsman.
Cassius' view on Brutus' role in the plan
Caesar loves Brutus.
Cicero's last owl sighting
Cicero last saw an owl at noon.
Brutus' insomnia duration before Cassius visits
A month.
Other conspirators' insomnia over Caesar's assassination
None of the other conspirators have suffered loss of sleep.
Metellus' view on Cicero
His silver hairs would add viability to their assassination plot.
Cassius' reasoning for Anthony's assassination
He is a powerful friend of Caesar's.
Brutus' justification for sparing Anthony
Anthony’s power comes purely from his friendship with Caesar.
Calpurnia's bad omens not seen
A naked warrior.
Calpurnia's unusual superstitions
She has never been superstitious.
Caesar's reasoning for risking death
Fearing death would make him a coward.
Caesar's stance on doom signs
He will risk death to uphold his honor.
Priests' warning to Caesar
No heart was found in the sacrificed animal.
Occupation of the man waiting for Caesar
A soothsayer.
Soothsayer's warning about virtues
The last shreds of virtue in Rome will be destroyed that day.
Caesar's last warning before his assassination
Artemidorus’ letter.
Person who interprets a personal dream correctly
Calpurnia.
Caesar's closest friend
Marc Anthony.
Brutus' fate if his assassination plan fails
He will be put to death.
Portia's hope for Brutus at the Senate
That he will succeed.
Caesar’s last words before dying
“Even you, Brutus?”
What the second person brings to the crowd after Caesar's assassination
Caesar’s body.
Marc Anthony's initial statement to the crowd
He is burying Caesar.
Anthony's reference to conspirators during eulogy
He calls them honorable men.
Cinna's location when the mob finds him
Walking to the marketplace.
Public's action with Caesar's body after eulogy
They burn it at the holy place.
Who enters as Marc Anthony finishes his eulogy
Octavius.
Actions of Marc Anthony and Octavius after eulogy
They make a list of all the men who will die to avenge Caesar.
Marc Anthony's designation for ruling Spain
Lepidus.
Marc Anthony's feelings about Lepidus
He dislikes him.
Marc Anthony's comparison of Lepidus
He compares him to his horse.
Cassius and Brutus' actions during Marc Anthony and Octavius' meeting
They are forming an army.
Brutus' most trusted servant
Lucius.
Brutus' request to Cassius upon his arrival
Not to quarrel in front of the men.
Brutus' wrongdoing to Cassius in Act 4, Scene 3
Ignoring a letter of defense for a man accused of taking bribes.
Brutus' accusation against Cassius
Having an itchy palm when it comes to money.
How Portia died
She wallowed in fire.
Octavius' insistence on army movement
He insists on taking his army up the left side of the battlefield.
Brutus' instructions to hidden legions
To attack Octavius’s wing.
Brutus' comparison to not want to kill himself
He does not want to be compared to Cato.
Lucilius' offer upon capture
No harm.
Marc Anthony's realization about Lucilius
He knows Lucilius is not Brutus.
Marc Anthony's order regarding Lucilius
To be treated kindly.
Brutus' vision that indicates it's time to die
He sees Caesar’s ghost.