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Julius Caesar Act 1

Mrs. Henry's Julius Caesar Act 1 study guide

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How many times was Julius offered the crown? 3 times
Where was Julius Caesar performed? The Globe Theatre
Julius Caesar is considered one of Shakespeare's blanks? Transition piece, History and Tragedy plays
Where did Julius Caesar take place? Rome,44BC
Tribune Someone appointed to protect the rights of the plebeians
Plebeian Commoners, Lower Class
Triumvirate Gov.'t with 3 parties or persons
Ides of March March 15th, When Caesar was assassinated
Soliloquy A speech given whose content reveals the character's innermost thoughts; character Assumes that no one is listening. Read on Stage
Monologue A speech given with characters present, often lengthy
Aside an utterance meant to be inaudible but some or all of the characters can hear it, often sarcastic
Flourish Showy outward display
Fanfare Short and lively surrounding of trumpets
Exuent Exit(Plural)
Pun A play on words where a word or phrase can be interpreted in more than one way (humorous)
Conflict of Act I overall? Man vs. Man
Ethos Ethics/Characters
Pathos Emotion
Logos Logic
3 points Cassius uses to convince Brutus 1.Both freemen,Logos. one should not have more power than the other 2.Caes. name no better. Logos Ethos. Reputation is no better 3.Fate vs. Freewill, Pathos, no one wants to be a slave-anger passion
5 points of Caesar's show/act 1.Ant. offers crown(ceremonial allegiance), denied 3x-Gains favor by acting like he doesn't want power 2.Caesar faints/Seizure-Historical fact 3.Offers Ant. throat to cut 4.falls down again 5.asks for forgiveness if did anything to offend-weak as streng
What does Cassius do to convince Brutus to join the Conspirators? Leave him forged letters in his bed chambers
Caesar ________ Cassius Doesn't trust- Believes he is power hungry and Cassius is a danger to his rule.
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