Brutus Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Act one scene one what purpose does flavius dialogue with the commoners serve - Answer-Comic Relief and exposition Act one scene two what is suggested by the soothsayers warning in the actions of Cassius - Answer-There will be overthrown or killed What does Cassius do in his conversations with Brutus in act one scene two - Answer-He flatters Brutus in order to win brutus support In act one scene two what is Cassius describe his memory of swimming Cesar - Answer-To show that Cesar is wea...

What is the setting of Julius Caesar? What holiday is being celebrated? - February 15, 44 B.C. Rome - Lupercal Who are Marullus and Flavius? Government officials who were supporters of Pompey Why do Marullus and Flavius want to drive the commoners from the street? They do not think Caesar should be celebrated with Pompey's death What else do Marullus and Flavius do to further hinder the celebration of Caesar's victory? They order to take off and strip the statues of d...

Who is Flavius and Marullus and why do they dislike the celebration for Caesar? - Answer-Flavius is a conspirator against Julius Caesar and also a senator. Marullus is a senator as well. Marullus and Flavius dislike the celebration for Julius Caesar because Pompey was killed by Caesar and they wanted Pompey to rule. What is the soothsayer's warning - Answer-The warning was to beware the ides of March. The 15th of March. Who is Cassius and why does he flatter Brutus? - Answer-Cassius is a ...

What evidence did Brutus give that Caesars nature would change or would abuse his power?He admits that he has never seen Caesar swayed by power in the past, although he believes it would be impossible to gain such power without abusing the lower power lords Brutus says they must 'kill him in the shell." Explain what he means by this. He means kill him before he grows. With being crowned and having the chance to gain more power, he can grow dangerous or "Mischievous" in their case. So they ...

Near the end of Act 1; Scene 1, what do Flavius and Marullus plan to do? - Answer-They plan to take off all the decorations that Romans placed (specifically in the Capitol) in celebration of Caesar. What worries Flavius and Marullus about Caesar? - Answer-The men worry that Caesar will become a corrupt narcissistic and a dictator. Why are Flavius and Marullus dedicated about destroying the celebration of Caesar's victory over Pompey? - Answer-They want to live freely in a republic and Cae...

The conspirators (Brutus, Cassius, etc...) are gathering men for their army to fight against the triumvirate (M.A., Octavius, Lepidus), the triumvirate are doing the same. - Answer-Describe the military situation presented in Act IV. What is going on between the conspirators and the triumvirate? M.A. and his supporters (triumvirate) are putting to "death" those followers of Brutus and cassius. M.A. has also breached the will and he wants to use lepidus in a wrong way and then cast him out. ...

Why does Antony want Lepidus to fetch Caesar's will? - Answer-Antony wants to change the amount of money on the will given to the people so he can use the money to get more things for his army to fight against Brutus and Cassius's army What do Antony's intentions with Caesar's will show about his character? - Answer-He is being greedy and self-absorbed. He is being manipulative because he is using the will to guide people where he wants. What does Antony say about Lepidus and how does ...

Who are Marullus and Flavius? tribunes-people who protect the commoners Give two reasons why Marullus and Flavius scold at the citizens. were not wearing their work clothes ing the streets instead of working Marullus reminds the crowd that not long ago they had cheered _________________. Now they cheer __________________________ who defeated Pompeys son. Pompey, julius caesar What do we learn about the crowd based on their actions? rowdy,not loyal,easily persuaded ...

Who are Flavius and Murellus? - Answer-Noble men.The act opens with them telling the commoners to go back to work. Why is everyone in the streets in the beginning of Act 1? - Answer-They are celebrating Caesars triumph over Pompey who was formerly the co ruler of Rome. Are Flavius and Murellus celebrating Ceasars triumph as well? - Answer-No, they did not like that the commoners were celebrating in the very place where they had once celebrated Pompeys victories. Telling the commoners to go...