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This is why Flavius and Marullus disrupt the festivities in Act 1 scene 1.
They resent the defeat and murder of Pompey.
What is Caesar turning down the crown three times?
What is not killing Antony?
These are the three things the conspirators do at the Senate.
In Act III the commoners are easily what?
What is manupulated?
This is the mood Caesar is in when he enters the play.
What is triumph?
What is trusting and dignified?
This is the emotion Caesar's final words reflect.
What is betrayal?
What is mob rule now governs?
This is what Cassius first asks Brutus in Act 1 scene 2.
Why has he been so distant and thoughtful lately?
This is the main purpose of the terrible storm in Act 1 scene 3.
This is what occurred that made Calpurnia want Caesar to stay home.
What are dreams and/or nightmares?
These are the three things that Antony does when he arrives at Caesar's body.
What is swears allegiance, weeps, and shakes hands with the conspirators?
This play is this type.
What is tragedy?
This is how Cassius characterizes Caesar in Act 1 scene 2.
What is weak and sick?
This is what finally convinces Brutus to join the conspirators.
What are the forged letters?
This is why Caesar ignores Calpurnia's warnings.
What is Decius convinces him that her dreams mean nothing bad?
This is when Brutus' true feelings about the conspirators are first revealed.
What is his soliloquy (poem, discourse, or utterance of a character in a drama) over Caesar's body?
This is the tragic hero of this play.
Who is Brutus?
This is what Cassius admits to Brutus in Act 1 Scene 2.
What is that he fears the people want Caesar for their king?
This is the BIG decision made in Act 2.
What is Brutus' decision to join the conspiracy?
What is Caesar is ambitious?
These are the three things that Antony tells the crowd.
What is Brutus is an honorable man, Caesar turned down the crown, and Caesar bequeathed all of the citizens a large sum of money?