Julius Caesar 2.2 Performance: Decius, Lines 83-90

Calpurnia's dream is described as a vision of a statue bleeding, symbolizing Rome's revival through its leaders. The dream suggests that Rome will gain strength and recognition from its great men, as interpreted from the imagery of blood and relics.

What is the nature of the vision described in the first section?

• Sad and melancholic

• Confusing and unclear

• Fair and fortunate

• Dark and ominous

What does the statue with blood and pipes symbolize?

• The destruction of Rome

• The fall of Rome

• The revival of Rome

• A warning to Rome

Who are the smiling Romans mentioned in the second section?

• Citizens of a neighboring city

• Enemies of Rome

• Visitors from another country

• Romans benefiting from the vision

What is the significance of the great men pressing for tinctures and relics?

• They are planning a rebellion

• They are honoring the vision

• They are seeking power

• They are looking for wealth

What does Calpurnia's dream signify in the final section?

• A warning of danger

• A sign of prosperity

• The importance of the vision

• A call to action