Julius Caesar 2.2 Interview: Caesar and Calpurnia

The transcript revolves around Caesar's decision-making process amidst ominous signs and warnings. Despite Calpurnia's pleas and disturbing omens, Caesar is initially resolute in his decision to go to the Senate. However, Decius manipulates the interpretation of Calpurnia's dream to persuade Caesar to attend, playing on his ego and the potential consequences of not going. Ultimately, Caesar decides to go, dismissing the warnings, and prepares to leave with his supposed friends.

How does Caesar ultimately decide regarding his attendance at the Senate?

What does Calpurnia dream about that causes her concern?

What reasoning does Decius provide to convince Caesar to go to the Senate?