Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Brutus Bids Farewell to Cassius (Lines 112-120)

Brutus expresses his resolve to go to Rome, reflecting on the significance of the Ides of March. He contemplates the uncertainty of future meetings and bids a heartfelt farewell to Cassius, accepting the possibility of not meeting again. The transcript captures themes of determination, historical significance, and acceptance of fate.

What does Brutus mean by 'everlasting farewell'?

What emotions are conveyed in the farewell between Brutus and Cassius?