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13. What does Cassius’s quote in lines 139-141 mean?<br />
14. Read lines 154-161 to see how does Cassius persuade Brutus to feel guilty and consider it his duty to<br />
get rid of Caesar before he is crowned King?<br />
15. What does Caesar’s quote in lines 194-195 mean?<br />
16. Casca explains what happened while Cassius and Brutus were off talking. What happened with<br />
Caesar?<br />
17. What two physical handicaps do we learn Caesar has in scene ii?<br />
18. What does Casca’s quote, “It was Greek to me” on line 284 mean?<br />
19. What has happened to Marullus and Flavius?<br />
20. In his soliloquy at the end of scene ii, what does Cassius reveal that he will do?<br />
21. What end result do you think Cassius hopes to achieve?<br />
22. Scene iii takes place almost one month after scene ii. It is a very late and very story night on the<br />
evening of March 14, 44 B.C. Why do you think Shakespeare uses this type of weather here?<br />
23. In this scene, what strange occurrences are Casca and Cassius discussing?<br />
24. In scene iii, Cassius asks Casca about joining the conspiracy, just as he had Brutus earlier in the play.<br />
How is his approach different with Casca than it was with Brutus?<br />
25. Cassius has had one month since the play began to get others to join his conspiracy. He has also given<br />
whom one month to consider joining?<br />
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