What is "We don't need to kill Antony. We are killing Caesar for Rome, not for any other reason."
100
"You shall see me at the Plains of Phillipi!"
What is "You will see me during battle, possible because you are about to die!"
100
"If only I were a mirror so that you could see yourself, Brutus."
What is "Brutus, you're not acting the same. What's wrong? I wish I could tell you exactly how much you've changed."
100
"Oh how weak the heart of a woman is!"
Who is Portia?
100
While atop a hill, Cassius thought he had sent this person to his death. Too bad it was a trick by this character. Poor Cassius... too bad you fell for it and killed yourself. Pity.
Who are Titinius and Pindarus?
200
"Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more."
What is "the reason I killed my beloved Caesar dear commoners is that he was not doing good for Rome, and now Rome can be better without Caesar in control."
200
"Cowards die many times before their death."
What is "Those who are afraid to take risks or live each day aren't truly living."
200
"Charge forward? Alright brother, if that's what you think we should do then I consent."
What is "You think we should charge towards Antony and Octavius? I don't agree, but okay that's what we can do."
200
"Oh, let me set a mountain between my heart and my tongue!"
Who is Portia?
200
Oh Caesar, you were sooooooooo great! Except for the fact that I can think of three physical weaknesses you wuss.
What is he's deaf in one ear, can't swim, and has "falling sickness" or epilepsy?
300
"Caesar, I didn't kill you with half as much will as I kill myself now."
What is "I killed you (Caesar) for Rome, but I kill myself now gladly for all the wrong that I've done."
300
"Forget not, Antony, to touch Calphurnia in this holy race to shake off her barren curse."
What is "Antony, touch Calphurnia's stomach so that she will be able to get pregnant."
300
"I wish you had as high opinion of yourself as other noble Romans do."
What is "Brutus, the citizens of Rome adore you and think you're great. You should feel the same way about yourself."
300
"This was the noblest Roman of them all."
Who is Antony?
300
Shakespeare is dead today (duh!) but still very much alive. Speaking of alive, this is century is when Shakespeare was really alive and writing his masterpieces.
What is the 16th century?
400
"Let us not stay, but charge forward. They gain power and people the longer we wait."
What is "Cassius, let us charge towards Antony and Octavius as I believe that is the best battle strategy for us."
400
"Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar."
What is "You too, Brutus? You also want me dead? Okay then, I die for you."
400
"Brutus, a word? You know now what you do if you let Antony speak at Caesar's funeral."
What is "Brutus, I think it's a mistake if you let Antony speak. I don't trust him!"
400
"He has the same name! Kill him for his bad verses!"
Who is a commoner of Rome?
400
These three characters formed the second triumvirate after the death of Caesar.
Who are Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus?
500
"Antony is but a limb of Caesar."
What is "Antony isn't important. He's insignificant and won't be a threat after Caesar is dead."
500
"I am as constant and unchanging as the Northern Star!"
What is "I will NEVER change no matter what you try to do!"
500
"Come Antony, come young Octavius, and revenge yourself on me alone."
What is "Antony and Octavius, bring your troops to us, but only fight me because I am responsible, not Brutus."
500
"And here is the stab of Brutus that quite vanquished Caesar."
Who is Antony?
500
If a character speaks alone on stage to reveal inner thoughts, it's called THIS. If he just speaks a lot and other people are there with him, it's called THIS instead.