Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 3
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- One of the bad omens Casca speaks of. A lion spotted roaming the streets of Rome during the storm.
- Another one of the bad omens that Casca speaks of. An owl was spotted hooing mid-day in the marketplace.
- Did you see any other bizzarre things?
- Another bad omen that Casca speaks of. A man apparently had has hand on fire but he was not burned. He did not feel any pain and when the fire went out he was untouched.
- Why......?
- The last bad omen that was spoken of by Casca. Apparently the elderly woman of town were frightened after seeing a group of men walking the streets while on fire.
- Casca tells Cicero about the strange encounters happening during the storm.
- Someones hand was on fire but he wasn't burned...There was a lion walking next to the capital....A group of men were spotted walking while on fire...and there was an owl hooting midday.
- Cassius tells Casca that these events are bad omens sent by the gods to warn them about Caesar's ruling. Cassius then proceeds to tell Casca about their group and the endeavor against Caesar.
- You're ignorant. This is a message, a warning from the gods to beware of Caesar's ruling, for it would lead to our doom. That is why we must fight against him. Join me and my group so that we can protect Rome from Caesar's dictatorship.
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