Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Cassius Interprets an Omen (Lines 78-93)

The transcript describes a shift from hopeful to ominous signs as eagles are replaced by ravens and crows, symbolizing impending doom. Despite the foreboding shadows over the army, the speaker remains resolute and determined to face challenges with a fresh spirit.

What change in perspective does the speaker experience?

• They become indifferent to the events around them.

• They decide to ignore all signs and focus on the present.

• They start to acknowledge signs of an ominous future.

• They become more optimistic about the future.

What imagery is used to describe the ominous signs?

• Lions and tigers

• Eagles and hawks

• Eagles and soldiers

• Ravens and crows

What does the speaker notice about their allies?

• They have become stronger.

• They are celebrating a victory.

• They have fled and are no longer present.

• They are preparing for battle.

What birds are mentioned as ominous signs?

• Sparrows and doves

• Ravens, crows, and kites

• Owls and eagles

• Hawks and falcons

How does the speaker plan to face the challenges ahead?

• By avoiding all risks

• With a fresh spirit and determination

• By seeking help from others

• By retreating to a safe place