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Julius Caesar — William Shakespeare · wrote

Stage play · Tragedy · c. 1599

Julius Caesar

Honourable men talk themselves into an assassination, then lose the argument at the funeral.

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▸Act 1, Scene 1Rome. A street.▸Act 1, Scene 2A public place.▸Act 1, Scene 3The same. A street.▸Act 2, Scene 1Rome. BRUTUS's orchard.▸Act 2, Scene 2CAESAR's house.▸Act 2, Scene 3A street near the Capitol.▸Act 2, Scene 4Another part of the same street, before the house of BRUTUS.▸Act 3, Scene 1Rome. Before the Capitol; the Senate sitting above.▸Act 3, Scene 2The Forum.▸Act 3, Scene 3A street.▸Act 4, Scene 1A house in Rome.▸Act 4, Scene 2Camp near Sardis. Before BRUTUS's tent.▸Act 4, Scene 3Brutus's tent.▸Act 5, Scene 1The plains of Philippi.▸Act 5, Scene 2The same. The field of battle.▸Act 5, Scene 3Another part of the field.▸Act 5, Scene 4Another part of the field.▸Act 5, Scene 5Another part of the field.

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12EXT. ROME. THE FORUM — DAY5 pgA grieving lieutenant turns a funeral into a riot.

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ANTONY

Julius Caesar · William Shakespeare

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;

1:28DramaticAdvanced

Writer	William Shakespeare
Written	c. 1599
Pages	95
Reading time	~2.5 hrs
Monologues	1 indexed
Themes	power, honour, rhetoric, betrayal
Principals	Brutus, Cassius, Mark Antony, Caesar, Portia

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