Julius Caesar 3.1 Performance: Caesar, Lines 59-74

The transcript discusses the theme of constancy using the metaphor of the Northern Star, which is unique in its fixed position in the sky. It compares the unchanging nature of the star to the steadfastness of a person who remains unshaken in their decisions and rank. The speaker emphasizes their own unwavering nature by asserting their decision to banish Simber and maintain that stance.

What does the speaker compare himself to in terms of constancy?

• The Northern star

• The Sun

• The Southern Cross

• The Moon

What is the speaker's view on the stars in the sky?

• They are all fixed and unchanging.

• They are all the same in brightness.

• They are all unique in their positions.

• They all shine, but only one holds its place.

How does the speaker describe the world in relation to people?

• Empty and devoid of life

• Dominated by a single powerful leader

• Full of people who are flesh and blood and apprehensive

• Filled with unchanging individuals

What example does the speaker use to demonstrate his constancy?

• His decision to banish Simber

• His choice to change his mind

• His choice to travel

• His decision to remain silent

What quality does the speaker claim to possess that is unshakable?

• Emotional vulnerability

• Unassailable rank

• Indecisiveness

• Flexibility