Julius Caesar 5.5 Interview: Plebeians

The final interview of the show revisits the citizens of Rome after the fall of Julius Caesar. The discussion covers the new leadership under Octavius and Lepidus, the ethical concerns raised by Brutus about power concentration, and the interviewer's non-interference stance during the conspiracy. The conversation becomes tense as the citizens confront the interviewer about his inaction, leading to a chaotic conclusion.

What is the mood in Rome after the defeat of the conspirators?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Chaotic and uncertain

• Calm and stable

• Fearful and anxious

What was Brutus primarily concerned about during the conspiracy?

• The wealth of Rome

• The form of government

• The personal power of Caesar

• The safety of his family

What policy did the interviewer follow during the conspiracy?

• Support for Caesar

• Active intervention

• Non-interference

• Support for the conspirators

How do the citizens react to the interviewer's non-interference?

• They question and confront the interviewer

• They are indifferent

• They ignore the interviewer

• They praise the interviewer

What role does the interviewer claim to have in the situation?

• A participant

• A conspirator

• A leader

• A neutral questioner