Antony And Brutus In Act 4 Scene 2 Of Julius Caesar

In Act 4 Scene 2 of Julius Caesar, Brutus greets Titinius and Pindarus, who tell him that Cassius has almost arrived at the camp site. Brutus is eager to confront Cassius because he says that he offended him and looks forward to hearing his explanation. As soon as Cassius shows up with most of his army he immediately says that Brutus had wronged him and also wants an explanation. They decide to take the dilemma inside the tent so the armies won’t see their argument. This scene shows that even though Brutus and Cassius were best friends they still had issues. Cassius is angry with Brutus because Brutus put Cassius’ servant, Lucius Pella, in jail for taking bribes from the Sardians. Brutus accused Cassius of being dishonorable for letting …show more content…
The majority of the time, like the Roman citizens, Antony will be on the side of the person who has the most power. Antony said anything that Caesar wants, he will get. This characteristic can be helpful and harmful to a person at different times. It may be helpful when the person has power and protection, so Antony will also have some power and protection. When the person is taken away from power, for example Caesar, Antony will be in the middle of the madness. Because of this characteristic, Antony will probably stay alive because he will be able to talk his way into having security from someone.
Octavius, who is in an alliance with Antony, does not appear much but plays a huge role in deciding the future of Rome. If Octavius would have joined sides with Brutus and Cassius, there would have been a peaceful transition from Caesar to Brutus. Because of his decision to make an alliance with Antony, the city of Rome will be at war. Octavius will probably be one of the few characters who are still alive because he had the protection of the Roman soldiers. Antony and Octavius will end up taking over Caesar’s position, but one will be over the other and that might cause conflict between the