Throughout this past scene we found out many things. Some were shocking
others, some of us expected. This scene has a lot of information, and it had things
somethings of us didn 't expect. To me this scene alone, was by far the most interesting.
It taught me a lot of life lessons that I would have never thought reading a Shakespeare
play would teach me.Throughout the paper I will explain to you what I learned, the
summaries of the past scenes, and how I think some of their outcomes will be in the
future.
Who you trade your brother? Would you sell him out because of something
wrong he did? No matter if what he did was wrong, would you fight for him or would you
let him die? In the very beginning of Act Four of …show more content…
Lucillius allowed , and left his
brother out there to die. No matter if what he did was wrong, you shouldn 't go down
without a fight. That just shows that sometimes, even family don 't have your best interest
at heart.
The most unexpected things can happen when reading a Shakespeare Play. As
you know from the previous Acts , you know that Caesar is dead, and Brutus and Mark
Antony are fighting to take over Rome. While the murder of Caesar was going on,
Octavius, the general of the Roman army, was not present at that time. Nobody really
knew how he would react or what side he would choose. We find out that he decided to
have an alliance with Mark Antony, and power with him to kill those that killed Caesar.
The things that you think are right at the moment you make your decision isn 't
always the best thing for the future. In Scene Two of Act Four you see, that Brutus
second guess himself slightly. Brutus needs to go see Caesar to ask for money to pay
his guards. Keep in mind that their suppose to be "allies," but Brutus still doesn 't know
the actual truth of everything. As he goes to Caesar, he finds out that Cicero is dead
others, some of us expected. This scene has a lot of information, and it had things
somethings of us didn 't expect. To me this scene alone, was by far the most interesting.
It taught me a lot of life lessons that I would have never thought reading a Shakespeare
play would teach me.Throughout the paper I will explain to you what I learned, the
summaries of the past scenes, and how I think some of their outcomes will be in the
future.
Who you trade your brother? Would you sell him out because of something
wrong he did? No matter if what he did was wrong, would you fight for him or would you
let him die? In the very beginning of Act Four of …show more content…
Lucillius allowed , and left his
brother out there to die. No matter if what he did was wrong, you shouldn 't go down
without a fight. That just shows that sometimes, even family don 't have your best interest
at heart.
The most unexpected things can happen when reading a Shakespeare Play. As
you know from the previous Acts , you know that Caesar is dead, and Brutus and Mark
Antony are fighting to take over Rome. While the murder of Caesar was going on,
Octavius, the general of the Roman army, was not present at that time. Nobody really
knew how he would react or what side he would choose. We find out that he decided to
have an alliance with Mark Antony, and power with him to kill those that killed Caesar.
The things that you think are right at the moment you make your decision isn 't
always the best thing for the future. In Scene Two of Act Four you see, that Brutus
second guess himself slightly. Brutus needs to go see Caesar to ask for money to pay
his guards. Keep in mind that their suppose to be "allies," but Brutus still doesn 't know
the actual truth of everything. As he goes to Caesar, he finds out that Cicero is dead