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JC Act One

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A well respected Roman who does not want Rome to be ruled by a king. Marcus Brutus
A successful general who, at the start of the play, has defeated Pompey. Julius Caesar
Once saved Caesar from drowning. Caius Cassius
Leader of the conspiracy. Caius Cassius
Caesar’s close friend. Mark Antony
The lower classes of Rome desire him for their king. Julius Caesar
The conspirators want him to join them. Marcus Brutus
The conspirators Cinna, Metellus Cimber, Decius Brutus, Trebonius, and Casca
These two remove laurel wreaths from Caesar's statues and is later put to death for the act. Marullus and Flavius
When is the play set? 44 BC
Where is the play set? Rome
Who wrote the play? William Shakespeare
What does the soothsayer tell Julius Caesar? "Beware the ides of March." (I.ii.18)
Why is the stormy weather in scene three significant? The conspirators are meeting to discuss their plan to kill Caesar. The stormy weather gives an ominous, dark, and evil mood to the scene.
What strange sights are being seen in Rome? People who are on fire, but not burned; a lion in the capitol; owls out during the day; ghosts.
What do the senators plan to do to Caesar at the capitol? Make him king
What sickness does Caesar have? Epilepsy
How many times does Caesar refuse the crown? Three times
What is a soothsayer? A fortune teller
Why are the plebians (the lower classes of Rome) celebrating at the beginning of the play? Caesar has defeated Pompey
Created by: Mr. Taylor
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