Julius Caesar
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- "Beware the Ides of March"
- The towns people gather to celebrate Caesar's triumph over pompey.
- "No, I don't care for games, but you can go on if you'd like."
- "Brutus, I've noticed you've been in a strange mood lately."
- Flavius and Marullus they tell their country men that if they don't stop Caesar they will loose their freedom.
- "I fear the people have chosen Caesar as their king."
- 'So you fear that ?"
- A fortune teller goes up to Caesar and tells him "Beware the Ides of March". Then Caesar dismisses him.
- "I rather be a poor common man, than a roman citizen if we are going to lose our freedom, under the present rule."
- "I'm glad my words have sparked such a show of fire in you".
- Brutus and Cassius do not go to the games and discuss their feelings about Caesar's rule.
- Brutus tells Cassius he loves Caesar but would not like him to be king. Cassius attempts to further convince Brutus that Caesar should not be king.
- Brutus knows what Cassius wants him to do, But does not want to hear it at the moment.
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