Julius Caesar 3.1 Performance: Antony, Lines 149-164

The transcript reflects on the shrinking of past conquests and glories, questions the intentions of others, and contemplates the significance of Caesar's death. It discusses the fulfillment of desires and the acceptance of fate, emphasizing the noble blood and master spirits of the age.

What emotions are conveyed in the line 'I shall not find myself so apartment to die'?

What does the speaker imply by saying 'Cut off the choice and master spirits of this age'?