Julius Caesar 5.3 Scene Summary

Cassius receives news of being surrounded by Anthony's forces. He sends Titanius to check if nearby troops are allies or enemies. Believing Titanius is captured, Cassius decides to end his life on his birthday. Pinderus assists in his suicide. Titanius returns with good news, but finds Cassius dead and kills himself in grief. Brutus arrives, sees the tragedy, and resolves to continue the fight, acknowledging the power of Caesar's spirit.

What does the phrase 'the son of Rome is set' imply in the context of the text?

What does Brutus express about his feelings towards Cassius's death?