Julius Caesar 3.2 Interview: Brutus

The transcript details Brutus addressing the Roman crowd after Caesar's assassination. He explains his love for Caesar but prioritizes Rome's freedom over Caesar's ambition. Brutus justifies his actions, claiming he acted for the good of Rome. The crowd reacts positively, suggesting Brutus as a leader. Anthony is set to speak next, and Brutus insists the crowd listens to him.

What emotions are the Roman people experiencing as described in the text?

How does Brutus justify the killing of Caesar to the crowd?

What does Brutus mean when he says he loved Caesar but loved Rome more?

What rhetorical strategies does Brutus use to connect with the crowd?

What is the crowd's reaction to Brutus' speech, and what does it indicate about their feelings towards him?