Julius Caesar 4.1 Interview: Antony and Octavius

The transcript covers a meeting between Anthony, Octavius, and Lepidus, discussing their plans to share power after Caesar's death. They deliberate on who should be killed to secure their positions, highlighting the ruthless nature of Roman politics. The conversation also touches on the division of the Roman Empire and critiques Lepidus's role. The session concludes with a focus on military strategies against Brutus and Cassius.

Who is Octavius in relation to Caesar?

• Caesar's brother

• Caesar's cousin

• Caesar's son

• Caesar's nephew

What is the main topic of discussion among Anthony, Octavius, and Lepidus?

• How to divide the Roman Empire

• Who to kill and who to spare

• Who should be the next emperor

• How to handle Caesar's funeral

What condition does Lepidus set for agreeing to his brother's death?

• If Octavius agrees

• If he receives more power

• If Anthony's nephew is also killed

• If he is given a larger share of the empire

What is Anthony's opinion of Lepidus?

• He is a valuable ally

• He is a strong leader

• He is a threat to their plans

• He is like a pack animal

What territories are considered in the division of the Roman Empire?

• Asia, Africa, Australia

• Europe, America, Africa

• Europe, Asia, Africa

• Europe, Asia, America

What is the immediate military concern for Anthony and Octavius?

• The supply of weapons

• The defense of Rome

• The strength of Brutus and Cassius's armies

• The loyalty of their soldiers

What metaphor is used to describe their precarious situation?

• A ship in a storm

• A bird in a trap

• A bear tied to a stake

• A lion in a cage