Julius Caesar 3.1 Interview: Brutus and Cassius Part 2

The transcript covers the aftermath of Caesar's assassination, focusing on the conspirators' reactions and plans. They discuss public perception, the symbolic act of bathing in Caesar's blood, and the potential historical impact. Marc Antony's reaction is explored, along with negotiations for a public speech to manage the situation. The conspirators aim to justify their actions and maintain control over the narrative.

What is the overall mood of the characters following Caesar's assassination?

How does the conversation reflect the themes of loyalty and betrayal?

What does Antony mean when he says he did love Caesar?

What concerns does Brutus express about allowing Antony to speak at Caesar's funeral?