Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 1
Storyboard Text
- Exposition
- Speak, what trade art thou?
- Why, sir, a carpenter
- Rising Action
- But wherefore art not in thy shop today? Why dost thou lead these men about the streets?
- Conflict
- But indeed, sir, we make holiday to see Caesar and to rejoice in his triumph
- In the exposition, Marullus asks the first commoner what his profession is and the commoner responds that he is a carpenter.
- Climax
- How dare you celebrate the person who slaved your beloved emperor. When Pompey was slain you had screamed in awe as his body was dragged along Caesar's carriage!
- In the rising action, Flavius asks the crowd of people why they are not at their workplaces and toiling away.
- Falling action
- Leave now and toss your flower and pray that you are not punished for your infidelity to Pompey!
- The second commoner chimes in and responds that they are celebrating the triumph of Julius Caesar
- Resolution
- Take everything of Caesar!
- Marcullus then asks them why they are celebrating the person who slayed their emperor. But when they saw Caesar drag Pompey's dead body with his carriage they scream in awe.
- Flavius then tells them to leave their flowers and go and pray for mercy for their infidelity to their emperor.
- Flavius exclaims for everyone to take everything that is of Caesar or celebrating him
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