Julius Caesar 2.1 Performance: Brutus, Lines 61-69

The transcript discusses the psychological and philosophical aspects of taking action, likening the interim period to a dream-like state. It explores the internal conflict and decision-making process, comparing it to a council of genius and instruments. The state of man is described as a small kingdom experiencing insurrection, highlighting the turmoil and complexity of human nature.

What is the initial phase of a dreadful action compared to?

• A tense anticipation

• A joyful celebration

• A calm sea

• A peaceful dream

How is the interim period described in the transcript?

• As a joyful experience

• Like a phantasm or a hideous dream

• As a moment of clarity

• Like a peaceful interlude

What does the interim period feel like according to the transcript?

• A joyful memory

• A hideous dream

• A serene landscape

• A clear vision

What is the state of man compared to in the transcript?

• A bustling city

• A small kingdom

• A large empire

• A peaceful village

What does the state of man suffer from according to the transcript?

• A peaceful resolution

• A joyful celebration

• The nature of an insurrection

• A calm understanding