Prior to Caesar’s arrival to the Senate, Shakespeare introduces the relationship between Caesar and his wife Calphurnia. Similar with his conversation with the soothsayer, Caesar appears to ignore Calphurnia’s warning as she had received the letter from Artemidorus, warning Caesar about the conspirators (Act 2.3, lines 1-10). Upon Caesar’s assassination, Shakespeare had Caesar ask a series of questions as he was clueless about the conspirator’s actions and his inevitable death. As Brutus, who Caesar placed all his trust and respect upon him, was also a conspirator, Caesar’s last words: “Et tu, Brute?” (Act 3.1, line 85) add to Caesar’s cluelessness before his death.…