What incorrect conclusion does Pindarus come to about what is happening on the battlefield?
What incorrect conclusion does Pindarus come to about what is happening on the battlefield? Titinius is killed.
What is surprising about Brutus’s suicide?
What is ironic, or surprising, about Brutus’s suicide? In Scene 2, he claimed that suicide was cowardly and vile. At the beginning of Act IV, what are Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus discussing? Which Romans they will kill in order to secure their power.
What actually happens to Titinius when he rides into Cassius camp?
It doesn’t matter where Pindarus is, and Titinius doesn’t even look for him. Instead, Titinius explains what actually happened in the scene that Cassius killed himself over. Titinius was indeed overtaken, but by friends of Brutus and Cassius on horseback. Titinius dies beside his friend.
What is the effect of the storm its purpose?
What is the effect of the storm? Its purpose? It shakes the earth and shows that people shouldn’t make bad decisions. He says he could kill himself to escape it.
Why is the tragedy of Julius Caesar considered a tragedy?
It is considered a tragedy because a main character is involved in a struggle that ends in disaster. Brutus is the tragic hero in this tragedy because he struggles between whether to kill Caesar or not and later whether he did the right thing or not. This leads up to his death.
Why does Brutus compare Caesar to a serpent in a shell in the beginning of Scene 1?
Brutus says that he thinks of Caesar like “a serpent’s egg-once it has hatched, it becomes dangerous, like all serpents. Thus we must kill him while he’s still in the shell.” What does this mean? Brutus is feeling that the unconscious and the body will work together and rebel against the conscious mind.
What event leads to Brutus feeling depression it becomes his final downfall?
The three main decisions that led to Brutus’s downfall in Julius Caesar were joining the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar, refusing to kill Mark Antony, and allowing Antony to address the people after Caesar’s death.
Why do Cassius and Casca shake hands?
Despairing over Caesar’s death, Antony knows that he poses a danger to the conspirators and that he must pretend to support them if he wants to survive. He assures them that they have his allegiance and shakes their hands, thus smearing himself with Caesar’s blood and marking Trebonius with blood as well.
What reason does Casca give for Brutus to join their cause I Act 3?
What reason does Casca give for wanting Brutus to join their cause? Casca wants Brutus to join so it will be legitimate, if he is a part of it, it will make their cause just, also they want to come out alive when they do kill him.