Julius Caesar 1.3 Performance: Cassius, Lines 103-115

The transcript uses metaphors to discuss power dynamics, comparing Romans to sheep and Caesar to a lion. It questions the foundation of greatness, suggesting it is built on weak materials. The speaker reflects on their own resolve and indifference to danger, acknowledging the potential consequences of their words.

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe the Romans?

• Sheep

• Eagles

• Wolves

• Lions

What does the speaker imply about the nature of leadership?

• It is influenced by the environment.

• It is irrelevant to society.

• It is always noble and just.

• It is inherent and unchangeable.

How does the speaker describe Rome?

• A place of opportunity

• A glorious empire

• A beacon of hope

• Trash and rubbish

What is the speaker's attitude towards Caesar?

• Indifference

• Disillusionment

• Fear

• Admiration

How does the speaker feel about facing danger?

• Confused

• Eager

• Indifferent

• Terrified