Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Octavius Vows to Avenge Caesar (Lines 49-55)

The transcript discusses the act of drawing a sword against conspirators, the avenging of Caesar's wounds, and the notion of traitors. It emphasizes the determination to not sheathe the sword until justice is served or another Caesar rises to continue the fight.

What does the speaker imply will happen as proof of betrayal?

• Caesar will forgive them.

• Blood will be shed.

• The conspirators will confess.

• The sky will turn dark.

What action does the speaker take against the conspirators?

• He forgives them.

• He draws a sword.

• He calls for a meeting.

• He writes a letter.

When does the speaker suggest the sword will be sheathed?

• When peace is declared.

• When Caesar's wounds are avenged.

• When the sun sets.

• When the conspirators apologize.

What must happen before the sword is put away, according to the speaker?

• The conspirators must flee.

• A new leader must be chosen.

• Another Caesar must be killed.

• The people must revolt.

What is the ultimate goal of the speaker's actions?

• To make peace.

• To avenge Caesar.

• To escape the city.

• To gain power.