Julius Caesar 2.2 Performance: Decius, Lines 83-90

Calpurnia's dream is described as a vision of a statue bleeding, symbolizing Rome's revival through its leaders. The dream suggests that Rome will gain strength and recognition from its great men, as interpreted from the imagery of blood and relics.

In what way do 'great men' relate to the themes presented in the text?

How does Calpurnia's dream play a role in the interpretation of the events described?