English Ii-2 Julius Caesar Act 1 Questions: 1. The Character That Interests Me The Most Would Definitely Have To Be Julius Caesar Because Not Only Is He The Most Important Person In The Story But He Basically Leads The Story And Makes The Plot A Bit More Interesting. 2A. They Celebrate Caesar’s Victory At Pompey Through Statues, Decorations, Etc. 2B. It Annoys Them Because Caesar Doesn’t Support The Tribunes. (Government Leaders Of The Lower Class). 3A. The Soothsayer Warns Caesar To Beware The Ides Of March. 3B. At First He Ignores It, Then Asks The Man To Come Forward. In The End, He Dismisses The Soothsayer's Warning “To Beware The Ides Of March.” Telling You That Julius Doesn't Believe The Soothsayer
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Brutus Decides To Join The Conspiracy Against Caesar After His Realization To The Fact That The Roman Republican Government Was In Great Danger. 6B.Caesar Loves Calpurnia To Give Into His Wishes, But He Is Also Afraid Of Appearing Cowardly/Weak, Which Is Why He Doesn't Want Decius To Say He Was Sick. He Seems Rome As A Priority In Life.
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English Ii-2 Julius Caesar Act III Questions: 1. If I Was In The Crowd At Caesar's Funeral I Would Probably Also Be Riled Up And I Would Have Agreed With Antony Because Of The Way He Was Presenting Himself He Was So Noble. 2. Caesar Responds, “What Touches Us Ourself Shall Be Last Served” , That Is His Personal Concerns Are His Last Priority. Artemidorus Tells Him To Read It Instantly, But Caesar Dismisses Him As Crazy. 2B.I Believe Shakespeare Included This Scene With Artemidorus To Show The Readers Of The Play What Caesar Had Become And How He Didn't Care About The Public, He Could Have Read Artemidorus’s Letter And Lived But He Decided To Call Him Crazy And Ignore The Letter. 3. He Was Trying To Befriend Them And Was Trying To Give Them The Idea That He Would Follow Brutus …show more content…
If Given A Choice, I Might Choose Antony As A Leader, I Think He Has The Personality Best Suited To Rule In Rome During That Time Period. Though I'd Like To Think That Brutus Would Be The Best Leader, I Think That His Failure To Make Appropriate Decisions Would Be His Downfall.
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English Ii-2 Julius Caesar Act V Questions: 1. You Can Learn Many Things From This Play But The One Thing I Learned Was That Arrogance Can Have Deadly Results. Julius Caesar Died Because He Was Arrogant. Arrogance Is About More Than Having A High Opinion Of Yourself. It Means That You Put Your Judgement Above Everyone Else’s. Cassius And Brutus Killed Caesar Because He Was Arrogant, And Because He Was Ambitious. Caesar’s Arrogance Led To The Ambition. He Did Not Care What Anyone Thought Of Him. Caesar Was Caesar. For Example, He Ignored All Of The Warnings That His Life Was In Danger Because Of His Arrogance. 2. He Sees Two Mighty Eagles Alighted On The Foremost Banners Of Their Army And Perched There, Feeding From The Soldiers’ Hands. By Morning They Are Gone And He Sees Ravens, Crows, And Other Scavenger Birds Circle Over The Troops As If The Men Were Diseased And Weak Prey. 2B. Cassius Doesn't Think Much About The Omens And Brushes It
Brutus Decides To Join The Conspiracy Against Caesar After His Realization To The Fact That The Roman Republican Government Was In Great Danger. 6B.Caesar Loves Calpurnia To Give Into His Wishes, But He Is Also Afraid Of Appearing Cowardly/Weak, Which Is Why He Doesn't Want Decius To Say He Was Sick. He Seems Rome As A Priority In Life.
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English Ii-2 Julius Caesar Act III Questions: 1. If I Was In The Crowd At Caesar's Funeral I Would Probably Also Be Riled Up And I Would Have Agreed With Antony Because Of The Way He Was Presenting Himself He Was So Noble. 2. Caesar Responds, “What Touches Us Ourself Shall Be Last Served” , That Is His Personal Concerns Are His Last Priority. Artemidorus Tells Him To Read It Instantly, But Caesar Dismisses Him As Crazy. 2B.I Believe Shakespeare Included This Scene With Artemidorus To Show The Readers Of The Play What Caesar Had Become And How He Didn't Care About The Public, He Could Have Read Artemidorus’s Letter And Lived But He Decided To Call Him Crazy And Ignore The Letter. 3. He Was Trying To Befriend Them And Was Trying To Give Them The Idea That He Would Follow Brutus …show more content…
If Given A Choice, I Might Choose Antony As A Leader, I Think He Has The Personality Best Suited To Rule In Rome During That Time Period. Though I'd Like To Think That Brutus Would Be The Best Leader, I Think That His Failure To Make Appropriate Decisions Would Be His Downfall.
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English Ii-2 Julius Caesar Act V Questions: 1. You Can Learn Many Things From This Play But The One Thing I Learned Was That Arrogance Can Have Deadly Results. Julius Caesar Died Because He Was Arrogant. Arrogance Is About More Than Having A High Opinion Of Yourself. It Means That You Put Your Judgement Above Everyone Else’s. Cassius And Brutus Killed Caesar Because He Was Arrogant, And Because He Was Ambitious. Caesar’s Arrogance Led To The Ambition. He Did Not Care What Anyone Thought Of Him. Caesar Was Caesar. For Example, He Ignored All Of The Warnings That His Life Was In Danger Because Of His Arrogance. 2. He Sees Two Mighty Eagles Alighted On The Foremost Banners Of Their Army And Perched There, Feeding From The Soldiers’ Hands. By Morning They Are Gone And He Sees Ravens, Crows, And Other Scavenger Birds Circle Over The Troops As If The Men Were Diseased And Weak Prey. 2B. Cassius Doesn't Think Much About The Omens And Brushes It