Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Cassius Interprets an Omen (Lines 78-93)

The transcript describes a shift from hopeful to ominous signs as eagles are replaced by ravens and crows, symbolizing impending doom. Despite the foreboding shadows over the army, the speaker remains resolute and determined to face challenges with a fresh spirit.

What does the speaker mean by 'partly credit things that do presage coming from Sardis'?

How does the speaker feel about the presence of Ravens, crows, and kites?

What imagery is used to describe the fate of the army?

What does the phrase 'ready to give up the ghost' imply about the army's condition?

What is the significance of the speaker's resolve to meet perils 'very constantly'?