Julius Caesar 1.3 Interview Casca and Cassius

The transcript is a dialogue set in a stormy night in Rome, where characters discuss the ominous weather and its potential divine implications. Caska and Cassius express concern over Caesar's rise to power, while Cicero remains skeptical about interpreting the storm as a sign. Cassius and Caska discuss the possibility of a conspiracy against Caesar, highlighting themes of tyranny and freedom. They plan to recruit Brutus, believing his involvement will lend credibility to their cause.

How does Cicero respond to the strange occurrences in Rome?

What does the character Caska think about the strange weather?

What does Cassius suggest about the power of the human spirit?

What does Cassius mean by saying 'This power over ourselves can defeat tyrants'?

What are the implications of the characters discussing the weather as a sign?

How do the characters plan to deal with Caesar's potential rise to power?

What is the significance of Brutus in the conversation?