Julius Caesar 3.2 Performance: Antony, Lines 118-137

The transcript discusses the aftermath of Caesar's death, focusing on the potential public reaction to his will. It highlights the speaker's reluctance to incite mutiny against Brutus and Cassius, who are deemed honorable. The speaker reveals Caesar's testament, suggesting it could provoke strong emotions among the people, leading them to cherish even the smallest relics of Caesar as valuable legacies.

What actions does the speaker suggest the Commons would take upon hearing Caesar's testament?

What legacy does the speaker refer to in relation to Caesar's hair?