Julius Caesar Act 2

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What does Artemidorus's note to Caesar warn about?

Back

It warns Caesar of the conspiracy and names the conspirators.

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How does Brutus feel about killing Mark Antony?

Back

He believes that it is not necessary.

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What does Calpurnia try to convince Caesar regarding her dreams?

Back

Her dreams are omens of tragedy, and he should not go to the Senate meeting.

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Why does Caesar ultimately decide to go to the Senate meeting despite Calpurnia's fears?

Back

Decius reinterprets Calpurnia's dreams to entice Caesar to go to the meeting.

Front

What decision does Brutus come to in his orchard regarding Caesar?

Back

He decides to join the conspiracy to murder Caesar because he thinks Caesar will abuse his power if he is crowned.

Front

What is the significance of omens in Julius Caesar Act 2?

Back

Omens serve as warnings and foreshadowing of the tragic events to come.

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How does Decius manipulate Caesar's perception of Calpurnia's dreams?

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He reinterprets the dreams to suggest they are positive, persuading Caesar to attend the Senate.

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What role does loyalty play in Brutus's decision-making?

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Brutus struggles with his loyalty to Caesar versus his loyalty to Rome, ultimately choosing the latter.

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What is the impact of Calpurnia's dreams on the plot of Julius Caesar?

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Calpurnia's dreams foreshadow Caesar's fate and highlight the theme of fate versus free will.

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How does the theme of ambition manifest in Act 2?

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Ambition drives the conspirators to plot against Caesar, fearing his potential tyranny.