Julius caesar

What do Flavius and Marullus plan to do near the end of Act I, Scene 1?

Flavius and Marullus plan to undress the statues if they are dressed up for Caesar.

What worries Flavius and Marullus about Caesar?

They worry that Caesar will become so powerful that they will live in fear due to his hypocrisy.

Why are Marullus and Flavius determined to destroy the celebration of Caesar's victory over Pompey?

They want to take away Caesar's support and power.

What are three differences between Marc Antony and Brutus?

Antony is a loyal supporter of Caesar, while Brutus feels conflicted. Antony is emotional, while Brutus remains calm. Antony enjoys festivities and music, whereas Brutus is critical of them.

What examples does Cassius use to show that Caesar has a 'weak character'?

Cassius points out that Caesar needed help when drowning in the river and acted weakly in Spain.

Why doesn't Brutus want Caesar to become king?

Brutus fears that Caesar will abuse his power and become a tyrant, valuing Rome's welfare above their friendship.

Who does Caesar characterize as having a 'lean and hungry' look, and how does he respond?

Caesar refers to Cassius as having a 'lean and hungry' look, indicating his skepticism and discomfort around him.

What frightens Casca at the beginning of Act I, Scene 3?

Casca is frightened by the scary events occurring in Rome during the violent storm.

What does Cassius think the signs in Act I, Scene 3 mean?

Cassius believes these signs are warnings.

What motivations lead Brutus to resent others' sneaky behavior in Act II, Scene 1?

Brutus believes their noble cause should not be marred by criminal-like conduct, as shown when he speaks against taking an oath.

What does Decius volunteer to do to ensure Caesar goes to the Capitol?

Decius volunteers to convince Caesar to go to the Capitol.

Why does Calphurnia object to Caesar's going to the Capitol in Act II, Scene 2?

Calphurnia is worried for Caesar's safety due to her ominous dreams.

What does Artemidorus wish to do as a last hope to save Caesar?

Artemidorus tries to warn Caesar about the conspiracy against him.

What does Mark Antony do when he first confronts the conspirators after Caesar's murder?

Mark Antony sends a servant to test the conspirators' intentions, then pretends to make peace with them.

What clever strategy does Antony use to manipulate the crowd at Caesar's funeral?

Antony employs reverse psychology by pretending he doesn't want to read Caesar's will, which increases the crowd's curiosity.

How does Caesar die, according to the conspirators?

The conspirators explain that Caesar was killed to prevent him from becoming a tyrant.

What does Antony call the conspirators after revealing his true feelings?

Antony refers to them as butchers.

What does Brutus ask of Clitus, Dardanius, and Volumnius in Act V, Scene 4?

Brutus asks them to assist him in dying by suicide.

Who has the last lines in the play and why are they significant?

Octavius Caesar has the last lines, signifying that he is now in control and representing a shift in power.