Julius Caesar 5.5 Interview: Antony and Octavius

The transcript covers the aftermath of a battle where Brutus is defeated. Strato reveals that Brutus committed suicide by running onto his sword. Despite being an enemy, Brutus is praised for his nobility and genuine concern for Rome, unlike other conspirators who acted out of envy. Plans are made for Brutus's honorable burial, marking the end of the war and a return to peace. The conversation concludes with mutual understanding and agreement.

What was the speaker's intention for Brutus's followers after his defeat?

• To imprison them

• To execute them

• To banish them from Rome

• To ensure their safety and have them serve

How did Brutus meet his end?

• He was captured and executed

• He died in battle

• He was poisoned

• He took his own life with Strato's help

What distinguished Brutus from the other conspirators against Caesar?

• His ambition to become emperor

• His envy of Caesar

• His genuine concern for Rome's welfare

• His desire for personal power

What does the speaker plan to do with Brutus's body?

• Bury it dishonorably

• Rest it in his tent and bury it honorably

• Send it back to Rome

• Leave it on the battlefield

What marks the end of the conflict in the narrative?

• The death of Caesar

• The capture of Brutus

• The retreat of the enemy forces

• The honorable burial of Brutus