Julius Caesar 5.3 Performance: Titinius Dies (Lines 80-90)

The transcript describes a scene where a character recounts meeting friends who gave him a victory wreath to pass on. He addresses a misunderstanding and offers a garland as instructed by Brutus. The narrative concludes with a reflection on Roman duty and a call for sacrifice, highlighting themes of loyalty and honor.

What did the speaker's friends place on their brow?

• A helmet

• A laurel crown

• A wreath of victory

• A crown of thorns

What does the speaker believe the listener has done?

• Accepted everything

• Ignored everything

• Understood everything

• Misconstrued everything

Who requested the speaker to give the garland?

• Caius Cassius

• Julius Caesar

• Mark Antony

• Brutus

What does the speaker invite Cassius's sword to do?

• Strike down the enemy

• Defend the Roman Empire

• Find Titanius's heart

• Protect the speaker

What role does the speaker claim to fulfill?

• A Roman's part

• A friend's promise

• A leader's duty

• A soldier's task