Julius Caesar 2.4 Interview: Portia and the Soothsayer

The transcript features a conversation involving Portia, who is struggling with keeping a secret about her husband Brutus's plans. She expresses her inner conflict and anxiety, particularly in relation to gender roles and the difficulty of maintaining constancy. Portia instructs her servant Lucius to observe Brutus and Caesar at the Capitol, revealing her concern for Brutus's well-being. The dialogue highlights themes of secrecy, gender dynamics, and personal resolve.

What does Portia mean when she says she has a 'man's mind, but a woman's might'?

How does Portia feel about the possibility of something bad happening to Caesar?

What does Portia hope for Brutus as he goes about his plans?