Julius Caesar 1.2 Performance: Cassius, Lines 66-78

The transcript discusses the importance of self-reflection and self-awareness, using the metaphor of a mirror to reveal aspects of oneself that are not immediately apparent. It also touches on themes of trust and perception, particularly in relation to Brutus, and explores the concepts of sincerity and the potential dangers of deception in relationships.

What does the speaker offer to be for the listener in terms of self-awareness?

• A mirror

• A friend

• A teacher

• A guide

How does the speaker describe their relationship with Brutus?

• As a common laugher

• As a sincere friend

• As a rival

• As a distant acquaintance

What is the speaker's attitude towards new ideas and people?

• Indifferent

• Hostile

• Suspicious

• Welcoming

What behavior does the speaker claim to avoid?

• Being too honest

• Avoiding social gatherings

• Being overly generous

• Flattering others and then speaking ill of them

What does the speaker suggest about being overly social?

• It is harmless

• It is necessary

• It is dangerous

• It is beneficial