Julius Caesar 5.3 Performance: Brutus Laments Cassius (Lines 98-110)

The transcript captures a poignant farewell to Rome, expressing deep sorrow for a fallen comrade. It highlights the speaker's commitment to finding time to mourn properly. The narrative then shifts to preparations for a funeral and a strategic battle, emphasizing the need to avoid discomfort in the camp. Finally, it calls for unity and readiness among the troops as they prepare for a second confrontation.

What does the speaker express about the future of Rome?

• Rome will thrive forever.

• Rome's survival is uncertain.

• Rome will never breathe again.

• Rome is destined for greatness.

How does the speaker feel about the fallen comrade?

• Sorrowful and indebted.

• Joyful and relieved.

• Angry and vengeful.

• Indifferent and detached.

What does the speaker plan to do regarding the fallen comrade?

• Celebrate his life.

• Seek revenge.

• Find time to mourn.

• Forget about him.

Why should the funeral not be held in the camp?

• It would be too crowded.

• It might cause discomfort.

• It is too far away.

• It is against tradition.

What is the speaker's plan for the upcoming battle?

• To retreat and regroup.

• To negotiate peace.

• To surrender immediately.

• To try their fortune again.