Act 2, Scene 1: Caesar

Analyze Julius Caesar Act 2 Scene 1: Brutus's plot, dramatic irony, and character choices.

Brutus says, "It must be by his _ and for my part, I know no personal cause to spurn at him." death warning hope wife In his speech, Brutus compares Caesar to a _. lion bear serpent bat The fact that the reader knows the letters to Brutus are actually from Cassius is an example of _. dramatic irony falling action resolution internal conflict Brutus wants to bring Cicero into the conspiracy. True False Brutus does not want to kill Antony along with Caesar. True False Who takes on the job of getting Caesar to the capital on March 15? Brutus Trebonius Lucius Decius Portia is _'s wife. Brutus Caesar Cassius Decius Portia cuts her _ to prove she is trustworthy. palm thigh neck shoulder