Fate In Act 4 Scenes Of Brutus, Antony, And Octavius
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In Act 4 Scenes 2 and 3 there is a lot going on involving Brutus, Cassius, Antony, and
Octavius. Brutus and Cassius are joining allies and Octavius and Antony are joining allies. There
is some confusion going on in these scenes, that have you wondering what is going to happen
next. Two of the characters are arguing and not getting along well. Some of the characters are
trying to join forces with each other but aren’t getting along with one another. The fates of each
one of them are all different and any of them are very capable of dying. The word fate means the
development of events beyond a person’s control, regarded as determined by a supernatural
power. Or another meaning is something happening in a particular way. In this paper I …show more content…
If he does not end up doing that, he will probably end up dead
anyways. Brutus has a “dream” one night and Caesar’s ghost tells him that he will see him at
Philippi. This dream has me thinking that Brutus will definitely die because of this dream. It
seems like Caesar’s ghost is kind of warning him also not to come to Philippi. I think in the
scenes later Brutus will most definitely be killed by Antony and Octavius, maybe even his
partner, Cassius, or by his own self.
Next, I will discuss the fates of Cassius. Cassius was not Caesar’s favorite and he didn’t
really care for Caesar either. Cassius is very sensitive in Act 4. He tells Brutus that Brutus
doesn’t love him and that he should forgive him. Cassius is also very demanding and he doesn’t
like Brutus wanting money from him. Cassius is probably going to end up ruling the whole city.
He seems like King material to me. He is not a good guy but he is very demanding and will let
you know what needs to be done, and when it needs to be done. Cassius may end up dead. Brutus
may kill him because they might get to arguing so bad, that he ends up killing him. Cassius is
good friends with Brutus but Brutus could betray him, like he did Caesar. You never know …show more content…
I honestly think they are going to both end up dead, seeing how scenes 2 and 3 were. You never
know though, but their fates do not look that good.
Furthermore, I will discuss the fates of Octavius. Octavius is Caesar’s adopted son. He is not
really involved in the play until he finds out Caesar is dead. He is going to join teams with
Antony. Antony and Octavius are on Caesar’s side and want to get revenge for him. Octavius is
probably going to end up taking Caesar’s position. Everybody’s going to like him because he is
Caesar’s adopted son. He actually may be very sneaky and do something that nobody knows
about. He just seems like the type, that is very devious and doesn’t do much but he will come out
of nowhere and do something suspicious. He is very low key and not really around. His fates will
probably be a good outcome, unless Brutus and Cassius plan works and he ends up getting killed.
I hope he does not because I want Antony and him to defeat Brutus and Cassius.
Next, I will discuss the fates of Antony. Antony is my favorite character personally. I just feel
like he always keeps it real and he knows what he is talking about. He is the realist one out of
Octavius. Brutus and Cassius are joining allies and Octavius and Antony are joining allies. There
is some confusion going on in these scenes, that have you wondering what is going to happen
next. Two of the characters are arguing and not getting along well. Some of the characters are
trying to join forces with each other but aren’t getting along with one another. The fates of each
one of them are all different and any of them are very capable of dying. The word fate means the
development of events beyond a person’s control, regarded as determined by a supernatural
power. Or another meaning is something happening in a particular way. In this paper I …show more content…
If he does not end up doing that, he will probably end up dead
anyways. Brutus has a “dream” one night and Caesar’s ghost tells him that he will see him at
Philippi. This dream has me thinking that Brutus will definitely die because of this dream. It
seems like Caesar’s ghost is kind of warning him also not to come to Philippi. I think in the
scenes later Brutus will most definitely be killed by Antony and Octavius, maybe even his
partner, Cassius, or by his own self.
Next, I will discuss the fates of Cassius. Cassius was not Caesar’s favorite and he didn’t
really care for Caesar either. Cassius is very sensitive in Act 4. He tells Brutus that Brutus
doesn’t love him and that he should forgive him. Cassius is also very demanding and he doesn’t
like Brutus wanting money from him. Cassius is probably going to end up ruling the whole city.
He seems like King material to me. He is not a good guy but he is very demanding and will let
you know what needs to be done, and when it needs to be done. Cassius may end up dead. Brutus
may kill him because they might get to arguing so bad, that he ends up killing him. Cassius is
good friends with Brutus but Brutus could betray him, like he did Caesar. You never know …show more content…
I honestly think they are going to both end up dead, seeing how scenes 2 and 3 were. You never
know though, but their fates do not look that good.
Furthermore, I will discuss the fates of Octavius. Octavius is Caesar’s adopted son. He is not
really involved in the play until he finds out Caesar is dead. He is going to join teams with
Antony. Antony and Octavius are on Caesar’s side and want to get revenge for him. Octavius is
probably going to end up taking Caesar’s position. Everybody’s going to like him because he is
Caesar’s adopted son. He actually may be very sneaky and do something that nobody knows
about. He just seems like the type, that is very devious and doesn’t do much but he will come out
of nowhere and do something suspicious. He is very low key and not really around. His fates will
probably be a good outcome, unless Brutus and Cassius plan works and he ends up getting killed.
I hope he does not because I want Antony and him to defeat Brutus and Cassius.
Next, I will discuss the fates of Antony. Antony is my favorite character personally. I just feel
like he always keeps it real and he knows what he is talking about. He is the realist one out of