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Marullus and Flavius- 45 BCE
Marullus and Flavius are upset at the citizens for being easily swayed in their ideas of who is a great leader. -
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45BCE
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Feast of the Lupercal- 45 BCE
Caesar has Antony touch Calphurnia's stomach to make her fertile. A soothsayer tell Caesar to beware the Ides of March. -
Conspiracy- 45 BCE
Cassius heads the conspiracy to kill Caesar, but wants Brutus to join. He wants Brutus, because he is a face the people of Rome like. -
Hungry Eyes-45 BCE
Caesar doesn't like Cassius, because he has a lean and hungry look to him. Caesar said he wanted fat people to surrrond him, because they were content with life, -
Foreshadowing Nature-45 BCE
Casca tell the conspirators of the strange events he experienced around Rome during the day that will forshadow the future of the conspirators. -
Ides of March
Caesar is swayed by Decius and doesn't heed his wife's warnings. He goes to the Senate where he was assassinated and after there was the funeral speeches of Brutus and Antony. Antony got the Plebians riled up and they killed people who they thought deserved it. -
Opposing Forces-45 BCE
Brutus begins putting together an army as a defense against Antony's, Octavius', and Lepidus' army. Brutus gets into a quarell with Lucillius about a letter and Brutus eventually stays in authority, Brutus also hears of his wife's suicide by swallowing hot coals. -
Surprising Encounter-45 BCE
After the argument with Lucillius, he has his workers sleep in his tent with him. In the early morning, Brutus has his first encounter with the ghost of Julius Caesar telling Brutus they will meet again at Phillippi. -
False Identity-45 BCE
Twice were identities confused this day. Lucillius pretends to be Brutus to protect him and Cassius commits suicide after falsely hearing that his best friend, Titanius, was captured. -
Final Day-45 BCE
After realizing defeat, Brutus wishes to keep his honor so he commits suicide. Later Antony finds him and syas he was the Nobelest Roman of them All, because he had the purest intentions. He wrapped his body in his finest purple garb, left him in his tent, cremated him, and sent his remains to Brutus' mother.
