Julius Caesar 4.2 Interview: Brutus and Cassius

The transcript covers a tense discussion between Brutus and Cassius about their strained relationship and the political situation in Rome. They argue over loyalty and past actions, but eventually resolve their conflict. A poet interrupts with philosophical insights, and news of Portia's death is revealed. The discussion concludes with a strategic decision to meet their enemies at Philippi.

What does Cassius say about the nature of loyalty?

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What was Brutus's concern regarding Cassius's loyalty?

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What does Cassius accuse Brutus of in their argument?

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How does Brutus justify his actions regarding Caesar?

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What was the reason for the tension between Brutus and Cassius?

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What does the poet suggest about the relationship between Brutus and Cassius?

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What philosophical approach does Brutus seem to follow?

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How did Brutus react to the news of his wife's death?

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What is Brutus's stance on the upcoming battle at Philippi?

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What does Brutus mean by 'there's a tide in the affairs of men'?

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