PBHS Julius Caesar Act II Study Guide and Quotes
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| setting of Act II, Scene I | Brutus's Orchard and House
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| setting of Act II, Scene II | Caesar's House
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| setting of Act II, Scene III | a street in Rome
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| setting of Act II, Scene IV | before the House of Brutus
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| character(s) present in Act II, Scene I | Brutus, Lucius, Cassius, Casca, Decius, Cinna, Metellus, Trebonius, Portia, Ligarius
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| character(s) present in Act II, Scene II | Caesar, Servant, Calphurnia, Decius, Publius, Brutus, Antony, Trebonius
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| character(s) present in Act II, Scene III | Artemidorus
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| character(s) present in Act II, Scene IV | Portia, Lucius, Soothsayer
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| what Brutus is doing at the beginning of scene I | calling for Lucius
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| what Brutus asks Lucius to do in scene I | get him a taper in his study (light a candle in his study)
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| what Brutus receives at the beginning of Scene I | a letter
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| who visits Brutus in Scene I | Cassius and other conspirators
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| who the conspirators include "for his silver hair", then decide not to include him because Brutus protests | Cicero
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| the person the conspirators are afraid of because of his relationship to Caesar, they also propose assassinating him | Antony
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| the time that the conspirators want to disperse | 3 o'clock
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| the man who "doth bear Caesar hard" and joins in the conspiracy at Metellus's calling | Caius Ligarius
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| Brutus's wife | Portia
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| thinks Brutus is sick and is worried about him | Portia
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| the "sick man"(according to Lucius) who visits Brutus after he talks to Portia | Caius Ligarius
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| decides to follow Brutus at the end of Scene I | Caius Ligarius
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| what Caesar orders his servant to do at the beginning at Scene II | order the priests to make a sacrifice
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| the person who has dreams of Caesar's murder | his wife Calphurnia
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| the outcome of the sacrifice | "plucking the entrails of an offering forth, they could not find a heart within the beast"
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| the priests' opinion of the day | they do not want Caesar to go out
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| Caesar's original decision in Scene II | to stay home
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| Caesar's original plan in Scene II | for Antony to say that he is not well
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| the conspirator who convinces Caesar to go out | Decius
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| why Caesar wants to go out in Scene II | to receive the crown from the senators
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| what Decius claims about Calphurnia's dream | she did not interpret it correctly, and it i it was actually a dream that showed Rome benefiting from Caesar's rule
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| what happens in scene III | Artemidorus writes a letter warning Caesar and decides to stand in the street to wait for him to pass by to warn him
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| what Portia orders Lucius to do in Scene IV | run to the senate house and return and see if Brutus looks well
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| the person who enters near the beginning of Scene IV to talk to Portia | the Soothsayer
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| Portia's opinion towards the conspiracy | she doesn't support the conspiracy but supports her husband
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| "What, Lucius, ho!" | Brutus
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| "Get me a taper in my study" | Brutus
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| "Speak, Strike, Redress!" | Brutus when reading his letter
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| "Yes, every man of them; and no man here But honors you, and every one doth wish You had but that opinion of yourself..." | Cassius
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| "Betwixt your eyes and night?" | Brutus
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| "O let us have him, for his silver hairs..." | Metellus
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| "He will never follow anything that other men begin..." | Brutus referring to Cicero
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| "Shall no man else be touched, but only Caesar?" | Decius
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| "..Let's kill him boldly, but not wrathfully.." | Brutus
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| "I think it is not meet Mark Antony, so well beloved of Caesar, should outlive Caesar.." | Cassius
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| "To cut the head off and then hack the limbs Like wrath in death and envy afterwards..." | Brutus
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| "Let's be sacrificers, but not butchers..." | Brutus
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| "Let not our look put on our purposes, but bear it as our Roman actors do..." | Brutus
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| "Set on your foot, and with a heart new-fired I follow you..." | Ligarius
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| "Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste death but once..." | Caesar
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| "Your wisdom is consumed in confidence..." | Calphurnia
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| "Lest I be laughed at when I tell them so" | Decius
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| "That every like is not the same, O Caesar,the Heart of Brutus earns to think upon" | Brutus
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| "I have a man's mind but a woman's might" | Portia
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