Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 2

Front

What tactic does Cassius use to manipulate Brutus into joining the conspiracy?

Back

Cassius writes letters of flattery to Brutus.

Front

How does Caesar respond to the Soothsayer's warning?

Back

Caesar dismisses the Soothsayer, calling him a dreamer.

Front

What consequence do Flavius and Marullus face for their actions?

Back

Flavius and Marullus were disciplined.

Front

What does Caesar mean by his 'infirmity'?

Back

Caesar refers to his physical weakness.

Front

What illness is Caesar believed to have?

Back

Caesar is thought to have epilepsy, known as the falling sickness.

Front

What is the significance of the Soothsayer's warning in Act 1 Scene 2?

Back

It foreshadows the danger Caesar faces and highlights themes of fate vs. free will.

Front

How does Cassius view Caesar's power?

Back

Cassius believes that Caesar is not superior to others and is unworthy of his power.

Front

What does Brutus value that makes him a target for manipulation?

Back

Brutus values honor and the well-being of Rome.

Front

What role does the public's perception play in the events of Act 1 Scene 2?

Back

Public perception influences the characters' actions and decisions, particularly regarding Caesar's leadership.

Front

How does Cassius plan to convince Brutus to join the conspiracy?

Back

Cassius plans to appeal to Brutus's sense of honor and love for Rome.