Julius Caesar Act IV

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What are Antony, Lepidus, and Octavius doing at the beginning of Act IV?

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They are making a list of potentially threatening people.

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What does Brutus propose regarding the battle plans against Antony's army?

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Brutus thinks they should meet Antony's army at Phillipi.

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What is Antony's intention regarding Caesar's will?

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Antony wants to use the money that was supposed to be left to people.

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How does Antony view Lepidus?

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Antony believes Lepidus is nothing but a tool.

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Why does Brutus pretend not to know about Portia's death?

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He doesn't want everyone to think his judgment is impaired because of grief.

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What is the significance of the list of threatening people made by Antony, Lepidus, and Octavius?

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It shows their paranoia and the political maneuvering in the power struggle.

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What does the decision to meet at Phillipi indicate about Brutus's character?

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It indicates Brutus's confidence and willingness to confront challenges head-on.

Front

How does Antony's manipulation of Caesar's will reflect his character?

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It reflects Antony's cunning and strategic thinking in consolidating power.

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What does Antony's opinion of Lepidus reveal about his leadership style?

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It reveals that Antony may view others as expendable and is focused on his own power.

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What theme is highlighted by Brutus's reaction to Portia's death?

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The theme of personal sacrifice versus political duty.