Key Events
It is the day the fortune teller warned Caesar about.
What is the ides of March?
He believed Caesar was ambitious and posed a threat to Rome.
Why Brutus killed Caesar?
The desire for political freedom and the consequences of betrayal.
What is the theme that Brutus portrays?
This person said "And you Brutus?"
Caesar said these words when he was betrayed by Brutus.
This was the last person to stab Caesar.
Who was Brutus?
Caesar refuses, stating that if he exiled him, he will stay exiled.
How Caesar responds to Metellus Cimber's plea?
He claims he loved Caesar but killed him for the good of Rome.
How Brutus justifies his betrayal of Caesar?
They are outraged and feel betrayed, realizing how much Caesar loved them.
How does the crowd react to the reading of Caesar's will?
“Peace, freedom, and liberty!”
What the conspirators shout after Caesar's death?
The Northern Star
What Caesar compares himself to when justifying his actions?
Brutus argues that ambition was a dangerous trait.
What was a reason Brutus gave for killing Caesar?
This person states that this deed will be remembered throughout history.
Who was Casca?
Antony runs away after this happens.
What does Antony do immediately after Caesar's death?
He appeals to their emotions and reveals Caesar's love for the people.
How Antony manipulates the crowd after Caesar's death?
The Northern Star is immovable.
What Caesar compares himself to?
Brutus and Cassius are seen fleeing.
Who flees from Rome after Caesar's assassination?
After this speech the public becomes angry and feels that Caesar did not deserve to die.
What is the public's reaction to Antony's speech?
He is killed because he has the same name as a conspirator.
What happens to Cinna the poet?
The man shows that he cared for Caesar and reveals his will, which favored the people.
Why is Antony considered noble by the people after his speech?
They go from supporting the conspirators to being enraged and loyal to Caesar.
How the crowd's mood change throughout Act 3?