Julius Caesar 3.2 Performance: Antony, Lines 165-193

The transcript describes the betrayal and assassination of Caesar by his close allies, focusing on the symbolic significance of his mantle and the emotional impact of Brutus' betrayal. It highlights the aftermath of Caesar's fall and the audience's emotional response, emphasizing themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the tragic consequences of political treachery.

What significant event is associated with Caesar's mantle?

• Caesar's coronation

• Caesar's first victory

• The betrayal by Cassius

• The fall of Rome

Who was the most beloved by Caesar, according to the text?

• Cassius

• Pompey

• Caska

• Brutus

What was the most painful betrayal for Caesar?

• Brutus's stab

• Pompey's fall

• Caska's envy

• Cassius's dagger

What was the immediate reaction of the people after Caesar's fall?

• They fled

• They wept

• They cheered

• They celebrated

What does the narrator perceive from the people's reaction?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Anger

• Pity