Julius Caesar 3.2 Performance: Brutus, Lines 35-46

The speaker reflects on their actions towards Caesar and Brutus, discussing Caesar's death and legacy. Mark Antony's role is highlighted, despite his lack of involvement in Caesar's death. The speaker emphasizes the importance of sacrifice for the Commonwealth and expresses readiness for personal sacrifice for Rome's benefit.

What does the speaker claim about their actions towards Caesar compared to Brutus?

• They did more to Caesar than Brutus.

• They did nothing to Caesar.

• They did the same to Caesar as others might do to Brutus.

• They did less to Caesar than Brutus.

What is the significance of Caesar's death according to the speaker?

• It was a personal vendetta.

• It was an act of revenge.

• It was a mistake.

• It was justified and recorded in the capital.

Who is introduced as mourning Caesar's death?

• Mark Antony

• The Roman citizens

• Brutus

• The speaker

What benefit does Mark Antony receive from Caesar's death?

• Nothing

• A place in the Commonwealth

• A large inheritance

• A new title

What does the speaker express willingness to do for Rome?

• Leave the country

• Become a leader

• Fight in a war

• Sacrifice themselves