Characters
I am the main conspirator
Who is Cassius?
The exposition starts with this race.
What is Lupercal?
This theme is compared to a ladder.
What is ambition?
The soothsayer said this warning.
What is "Beware the Ides of March"?
I am a mender of bad soles.
What is a pun?
Without me, the plan will fail.
Who is Brutus?
The rising action includes Caesar refusing this and doing this.
What is refusing the crown and having a seizure?
This theme has to do with a felony.
What is treason?
Caesar's last words
What is "Et tu, Brute?"
The fountain spouting blood is
What is foreshadowing?
Antony and I will become the leaders of Rome.
Who is Octavius Caesar?
This is usually considered the climax of the play.
What is Caesar's death?
This theme is about friendship gone awry.
What is betrayal?
Caesar referred to himself with this statement.
"I am as constant as the Northern Star."
Caesar and a snake's egg
What is a simile / metaphor?
I have a dream ---
Who is Calpurnia?
The falling action includes a discussion between Cassius and Brutus which reveals what?
What is how Portia died?
or
What is how they should proceed with the battle?
This theme is when a group of people plot something - usually something evil.
What is conspiracy?
Antony said, "Cry havoc! and ..."
What is "and unleash the dogs of war!"?
Portia's death could be considered this.
What is a flashback?
I am Caesar's right arm.
Who is Antony?
The resolution has two main people dying.
Who are Cassius and Brutus?
All of the themes are __________ topics and can be found throughout the ages and in many different works which is why we still read Shakespeare.
What is universal?
Antony recognizes Brutus's purer motive in killing Caesar when he declares this about him.
What is "This was a man!"?
Brutus and the others are all ... all honorable men.
What is sarcasm?