Julius Caesar 5.3 Word Nerd: Success

The transcript explores the evolution of the words 'succeed' and 'success' in the English language. Initially, 'succeed' meant to follow, and 'success' referred to any outcome, whether good, bad, or neutral. Over time, 'success' evolved to mean a positive result, as illustrated in Titanius's remark about mistrust leading to a tragic decision.

In what context is the term 'success' used in the text?

What choice did Cassius make due to his mistrust of a positive outcome?