| people who try to convince Caesar to not go to the capital on the Ides of March | Soothsayer and Artemidorus |
| takes Mark Antony out of the room, so that he can’t try to stop the conspirators from killing Caesar; only one that doesn’t stab Caesar | Trebonius |
| kneels in front of Caesar and asks for a petition to bring back his brother who had been exiled from Rome | Metellus Cimber |
| Metellus Cimber’s brother who was exiled from Rome; this petition to free him was how the conspirators isolated Caesar from the rest of the senate | Publius |
| first person to stab Caesar | Casca |
| last person to stab Caesar | Marcus Brutus |
| most famous line in Julius Caesar and Caesar’s last words | Et tu, Brute? (and you also, Brutus?) Then fall Caesar! |
| thing that shocked Caesar the most | Marcus Brutus was in the conspiracy |
| where Mark Antony fled to when he heard the conspirators had killed Caesar | his house |
| how Mark Antony symbolizes that he is no harm to the conspirators | shakes hands with conspirators, who still have Caesar’s blood on their hands |
| three things that Mark Antony wants from the conspirators | 1. wants to take Caesar’s body to the marketplace for funeral,2. wants to know why Caesar was dangerous, 3. wants to speak at Caesar’s funeral |
| What day was Caesar’s funeral? | same day as death (Ides of March) |
| who of the conspirators doesn’t want Antony to speak at Caesar’s funeral | Cassius |
| regulations Brutus has for Antony’s speech | 1. can’t blame the conspiracy in any way; to speak only good of Caesar; 2. tells Roman people he has permission of conspirators to speak;3. to speak after Brutus’s speech at the same place |
| speaking true words to him/herself; what Mark Antony does when he speaks to Caesar’s dead body | soliloquy |
| what Mark Antony reveals in his soliloquy with Caesar | he doesn’t want to join conspirators; it’s bothering him that he has to pretend he is |
| what Mark Antony calls the conspirators | butchers |
| Caesar’s nephew | Octavius |
| who warns Octavius that he shouldn’t be in Rome, and neither should any other Caesar | Mark Antony |
| Brutus says Caesar was way too what? | ambitious |
| reasons Antony said Caesar was not ambitious | brought captives to Rome and gave the ransom money to the public treasury, cried alongside poor, refused crown three times |
| what does Antony say he has of Caesar’s? | Caesar’s will |
| which stab Antony says hurt Caesar the most | Brutus’ |
| what Caesar leaves every Roman citizen | 75 drachmas (silver coins) and usage and walks in his private land (which will be made into public parks) |
| what the citizens (mob) are going to do | kill conspirators and burn their houses |
| who flees from Rome after the killing of Caesar | Brutus and Cassius |
| the conspirators kill this poet because he has the same name as one of the conspirators. | Cinna the poet |
| knows of the conspiracy and wishes Cassius, “I wish your enterprise today may thrive!” | Popilius Lena |
| How many stab wounds did Caesar receive? | 33 |
| How does Brutus explain Caesar’s murder to the people? | He said he loved Caesar as a friend, but he loved Rome (his country) more |
| What does Casca mean when he says. “Speak, hands, for me!” | his actions speak for what he feels |
| Who is Octavius? | Caesar’s adopted son and rightful heir |
| To what does Caesar compare himself to; center of the universe; star never moves. | the Northern Star |
| What does Mark Antony’s speech at the funeral do | He basically refutes what Brutus says and over and over again calls Brutus honorable to where it begins to not have meaning anymore |
Julius Caesar- ACT 3
April 15, 2020