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  • Beware “ides of March”
  • Caesar:I’m deeply Worried about the soothsayers prediction ,”Beware of the Ides of March... What does this mean?!
  • Marc Antony: Do not worry,The soothsayer on speaks In riddles, There is nothing to fear. You are going to be a great leader.
  • few days later: At the senate
  •  Cassius :I have a sword for you caesar... Brutus: Me too...
  • Et tu Brute, I though you and Brutus were my closest friends, if you two are so against me I give up my struggle to continue living!
  • Addressing caesars death...
  • I shall not praise him at all for he was selfish and only thought about himself, he deserved to die!!
  • My great people of Rome, Caesars death must be a shock to you but, his ambitions were going to harm Rome... we did what we thought was best for the people of Rome.
  • Caesar is worried about the 15th of March what will happen...Marc Antony wants Caesar to be king, and so does the rest of Rome, or so he thinks...
  • confronting Cassius
  • What’s done is done we must work together for the war!!
  • Brutus: you lier, you weren’t looking out for Rome, you wanted to be king, you’re so selfish!!
  • Caesar decides to be king , it’s the 15th of March, Caesar is at the senate, What should Caesar beware of??
  • Cassius and Marc Antony
  • Killing Caesar out of jealousy?? Same old Cassius
  • You’re word are as sweet as honey,Marc....
  • The prediction “beware of the Ides of March “ was a warning for Caesar, his friends betrayed him for Rome... Or was it for Rome...?
  • Death of Brutus 
  • For I have died in battle, Caesar you can finally rest.....
  • Cassius was only looking out for himself, he killed Caesar out of jealousynot for the good of Rome!
  • Marc and Cassius meet again. Things are a bit rocky...
  • At the end Brutus is wounded , his death is a great lost of Rome...
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