What are the professions of the onlookers questioned by the tribunes, and how do the two men explain
their absence from work? - ✔✔They work as a Carpenter and a cobbler, they explain their absence from
work by saying t
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What are the professions of the onlookers questioned by the tribunes, and how do the two men explain
their absence from work? - ✔✔They work as a Carpenter and a cobbler, they explain their absence from
work by saying that they are celebrating Caesar
Why does Marullus think the crowd should feel terrible about Caesar's victory over Pompey? - ✔✔He
thinks they should feel bad because they were celebrating Pompey's achievements before Caesar killed
him not to long ago
Marullus and Flavius each give instructions to the gathered crowd. What does each tribune advise the
people to do? - ✔✔He tells them to go home and pray as well as telling them to go to the river Tiber and
cry in it.
What do Flavius and Marullus plan to do after dispersing the crowd? - ✔✔disrobe the images
celebrating Caesar
Brutus and Cassius do not attend the races. Why not? - ✔✔he lacks antony's gaming spirit
When Cassius tells Brutus he has been behaving strangely toward him lately, how does Brutus respond?
- ✔✔he tells his friend not to worry about him because he can deal with it himself
Cassius offers to be Brutus's mirror. What does Cassius "show" Brutus about himself? - ✔✔He shows
Brutus his hidden worthiness as Brutus himself believes that he is not worthy of his position. he does
this to show him how others respect him
Referring to scene 2, ll. 72-78, list four reasons Cassius says Brutus should trust him. - ✔✔he is modest,
not jealous, he is showing him a reflection, and he's nice
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