Julius Caesar 2.4 Scene Summary

In the transcript, Lucius is sent to the Capitol to gather news. The soothsayer plans to warn Caesar of potential harm. Portia is anxious and expresses her fears, while the soothsayer searches for a better place to warn Caesar. Portia grows faint and sends Lucius again to report back.

What task is Lucius given at the beginning of the transcript?

• To deliver a message to Portia

• To gather information from the Capitol

• To find a better place for the soothsayer

• To warn Caesar about the soothsayer

What does the soothsayer intend to do when he meets Portia?

• To seek refuge from danger

• To ask for her help

• To warn Caesar of potential harm

• To deliver a message from Caesar

How does Portia feel about the situation at the Capitol?

• Confident and assured

• Indifferent and detached

• Worried and anxious

• Excited and hopeful

What does Portia reflect on regarding her own emotions?

• Her vulnerability and weakness

• Her excitement about the future

• Her strength and resilience

• Her indifference to danger

What does Portia instruct Lucius to do after expressing her concerns?

• To find the soothsayer

• To stay with her for support

• To deliver a message to her husband

• To warn Caesar directly