Julius Caesar 3.1 Performance: Antony, Lines 149-164

The transcript reflects on the shrinking of past conquests and glories, questions the intentions of others, and contemplates the significance of Caesar's death. It discusses the fulfillment of desires and the acceptance of fate, emphasizing the noble blood and master spirits of the age.

What is the main theme of the first section?

• The fleeting nature of power

• The value of wealth

• The importance of friendship

• The inevitability of death

In the second section, what does the speaker question about others?

• Their courage

• Their loyalty

• Their wisdom

• Their intentions

What significant event is highlighted in the second section?

• The rise of a new leader

• The death of Caesar

• A great battle

• A peace treaty

What does the speaker express a willingness to do in the final section?

• Die alongside Caesar

• Forgive his enemies

• Seek revenge

• Leave the country

How does the speaker view the leaders of his time in the final section?

• As cowards

• As master spirits

• As tyrants

• As fools