Julius Caesar 4.2 Performance: Brutus Calls Cassius Out (Lines 94-102a)

The transcript explores themes of authority, anger, and the consequences of unchecked emotions. It questions the necessity of submission and obedience, suggesting that anger can be both destructive and a source of amusement. The speaker challenges the listener to manage their emotions and find humor in conflict.

What does the speaker suggest the person should do to their subordinates?

• Demonstrate anger

• Show kindness

• Ignore them

• Praise them

Why does the speaker question their need to tolerate the other person's behavior?

• Because they are amused

• Because they see no reason to submit

• Because they want to leave

• Because they are afraid

What does the speaker decide to do in response to the other person's anger?

• Submit to it

• Confront it

• Find amusement in it

• Ignore it

How does the speaker plan to react to the other person's anger in the future?

• With silence

• With fear

• With laughter

• With anger

What emotion does the speaker associate with the other person's behavior?

• Joy

• Sadness

• Anger

• Fear