Julius Caesar 5.5 Interview: Brutus

Brutus, facing the pursuit of Anthony's men, contemplates his fate and the loyalty of his followers. Haunted by Caesar's ghost, he decides to end his life, seeking help from his friends, who refuse. As he bids farewell, Brutus reflects on his life and the glory of dying for a just cause. Anthony and Octavius arrive as Brutus' story concludes.

What is the fate of Statilius, one of Brutus' loyal men?

• He successfully completed his mission.

• He was captured or killed.

• He betrayed Brutus.

• He joined Anthony's forces.

Why does Brutus want someone to hold his sword?

• To help him end his life.

• To hand it over to Anthony.

• To use it as a shield.

• To sharpen it for battle.

What does Brutus reveal about his encounters with Caesar's ghost?

• He saw the ghost only once.

• The ghost warned him of victory.

• The ghost promised him safety.

• The ghost appeared twice, at Sardis and Philippi.

What is Volumnius' response to Brutus' request for help in ending his life?

• He leaves Brutus alone.

• He agrees to help.

• He suggests another method.

• He refuses, saying friends don't do that.

What does Brutus express as he bids farewell to his men?

• Hope for a peaceful future.

• Desire to join Anthony.

• Joy in having true friends.

• Regret for his actions.