Digital storytelling assignment
Storyboard Text
- "The ides of march are come." (Line 1, scene 1, page 43, Julius Caesar).
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- "Caesar arrives at the capital with the conspirators and is approached by Artemidious with a letter."
- Hail, Caesar! Read this schedule." (line 3, scene 1, page 43, Artemidious.
- "What touches us ourself shall be last served." (line 8, scene 1 page 43, Artemidious).
- Caesar denies the letter that outlines the assassination plot and thinks Artemidious is crazy.
- "Delay not, Caesar! Read it instantly."( line 9, scene 1, page 43, Artemidious).
- "et tu, Bruté? Then fall Caesar" (line 77, scene 1, page 46, Julius Caesar).
- Caesar later gets stabbed by the conspirators. First, by Casca and last by Brutus.
- Anthony sees Caesars body and is saddened by his death. Brutus sympathetically explains that he will go over why he killed him once the multitude settles down.
- "Only be patient till we have appeased the multitude, beside themselves with fear, and then we will deliver you the cause." (line 180, scene 1, page 51,Brutus).
- "O Mighty Caesar! Dost thou lie so low." (line 148, scene 1, page 50, Mark Antony).
- "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more". (line 21 ,22, scene 2, page 56, Brutus).
- Brutus and Cassius enter the forum with a crowd of plebeians. they explains why he killed Caesar and get everyone to turn against caesar and understand their reasoning.
- Thank you for killing that tyrant!
- "The noble Brutus hath told you Caesar was ambitious; if it were so it was a grievous fault." (Line 76 to 78, scene 2, page 59, Mark Antony).
- Brutus and Cassius leave for Antony to now talk. he discusses why what the conspirators did to Caesar was wrong and he manages to change the plebeians minds.
- They lied to us!
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