Strategies
What is Cassius's battle strategy?
To wait for the enemy to find them so the enemy is weary.
What happens in Brutus' tent at the end of the Act?
Brutus sees Caesar's ghost.
What is the anachronism in this line? "Look, Lucius, here's the book I sought for so;"
What makes this an anachronism?
The anachronism is the book because they had scrolls instead of books.
Who said: "Thy evil spirit, Brutus."
The ghost of Julius Caesar
What is Brutus's battle strategy?
To meet the enemy at Philippi because more people may join the other army causing the enemy to have an advantage
What does Caesar's ghost foreshadow?
This foreshadows Brutus's death
What month was named after Julius Caesar?
July
Who said: "Well, to our work alive. What do you think of marching to Philippi presently?"
Brutus
Which strategy is eventually chosen?
Brutus's strategy is chosen. To meet the enemy at Philippi
What are some other instances of foreshadowing we have seen so far (Act 3)? What similarities do these instances have?
Cinna, the poet, says he had a dream that he ate with Caesar (Act 3 Scene 3).
This instance is foreshadowing someone's death.
True or False: You get takeout in ancient Rome
True, the Thermopolium was an ancient form of a takeout restaurant.
Who said: "The strings, my lord, are false"
Lucius