Julius Caesar 1.1 Performance: Marullus, Lines 32-55

The transcript reflects on the Roman people's ingratitude towards Pompey, who was once celebrated and admired. It criticizes the Romans for their fickle nature, as they now celebrate Caesar's triumph over Pompey. The speaker urges the Romans to reflect on their actions and pray to the gods to avoid the consequences of their ingratitude.

What does the speaker accuse the Romans of being?

• Wise leaders

• Brave warriors

• Senseless objects

• Loyal followers

How did the Romans react when they saw Pompey's chariot?

• They threw stones

• They shouted universally

• They remained silent

• They turned away

What did the Romans do to see Pompey pass by?

• Closed their windows

• Ignored the event

• Stayed indoors

• Climbed walls and battlements

What does the speaker suggest the Romans do in response to their ingratitude?

• Celebrate more

• Ignore the situation

• Pray to the gods

• Leave the city

What does the speaker criticize the Romans for doing after Pompey's defeat?

• Leaving the city

• Building new monuments

• Celebrating Caesar's triumph

• Mourning his loss