Describe the setting at the opening of Scene 3. | It is a terrible stormy night in a street in Rome, with intense thunder and lightning. |
What were the unusual events that had been taking place? | 1. A man’s hand was on fire, but he didn’t get burned.2. A lion was walking near the Capitol.3. Men on fire were walking through the streets.4. An owl was hooting in the marketplace at noon. |
How did Cassius explain these unusual events? | Cassius said that the gods were warning Rome that Caesar was going to destroy them. |
What does Casca tell Cassius he has heard about the Senate’s plans for the next day? | The Senate was planning to crown Caesar king. |
What does Cassius say he will do if Caesar becomes king? | Cassius says that he will kill himself. |
Who does Cinna want to join the conspiracy? | Cinna wants Brutus to join the conspiracy. |
Why do the conspirators think it is important for Brutus to join them? | The conspirators know that Brutus and his family are highly respected and the Roman people will go along with Brutus’ decisions and actions. |
What does Cassius tell Cinna to do with the forged letters? | Cassius tells Cinna to put one on Brutus’ chair, throw one through Brutus’ window, and attach one on the statue of Brutus’ ancestor |
Why does Cassius have the letters delivered to Brutus? | Cassius wants to make Brutus think that Roman citizens are asking him to take action against Caesar. |
Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 3 Ques
April 11, 2020