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Julius Caesar
- Brutus
- Portia
- Is Brutus's wife she
wants Brutus to tell he
what secret he is
keeping from her
because she is his wife
not a harlot she also
stabs herself in the leg
to prove that she is
strong enough to
handle it
- Is Brutus's wife she
wants Brutus to tell he
what secret he is
keeping from her
because she is his wife
not a harlot she also
stabs herself in the leg
to prove that she is
strong enough to
handle it
- Is Caesars good friend
but he fears Caesar will
let the power go to his
head if becomes king so
he helps the conspirators
kill Caesar
- Portia
- Antony
- Is Caesars friend
he is part of the
conspirators but
after Caesar dies he
pins the Roman
people against the
conspirators and
takes a place of
power afterwards
- Is Caesars friend
he is part of the
conspirators but
after Caesar dies he
pins the Roman
people against the
conspirators and
takes a place of
power afterwards
- Calphurnia
- is Caesar's wife had a
nightmare about
Caesar getting killed
the night before it
happened she tried
to make him stay
home
- is Caesar's wife had a
nightmare about
Caesar getting killed
the night before it
happened she tried
to make him stay
home
- Cassisus
- Is the one to round
people up and get them
to go against Caesar he is
envious of the way people
treat Caesar and says he
is just as good as Caesar
why is Caesar treated like
a God
- Is the one to round
people up and get them
to go against Caesar he is
envious of the way people
treat Caesar and says he
is just as good as Caesar
why is Caesar treated like
a God
- Octavius
- Is Caesar's adoptive son and
is traveling for most of the
play but is back when the
assassination happens then
he joins forces with Antony
- Is Caesar's adoptive son and
is traveling for most of the
play but is back when the
assassination happens then
he joins forces with Antony
- Soothsayer
- Warns Caesar "beware
the ides of march" but
no one listens to him
- Warns Caesar "beware
the ides of march" but
no one listens to him
- Cinna
(Conspirator)
- Schemes with Cassius
towards the start of the
play to come up with how
to convince Brutus to
agree to go against Caesar
- Schemes with Cassius
towards the start of the
play to come up with how
to convince Brutus to
agree to go against Caesar
- Cinna
(Poet)
- Is confused with the other
Cinna who is a conspirator
and is killed after the
assassination
- Is confused with the other
Cinna who is a conspirator
and is killed after the
assassination
- Flavious
&
Murellus
- Are the first two people in the
play and set the tone of distrust
towards Caesar when they tell
the conspirators they to stop
cheering for the defeat of
pompey when you have no
reason to dislike pompey
- Are the first two people in the
play and set the tone of distrust
towards Caesar when they tell
the conspirators they to stop
cheering for the defeat of
pompey when you have no
reason to dislike pompey
- Casca
- Is a conspirator and
think Caesar acts
like his position is a
part in a play and all
of Rome is his
audience
- Is a conspirator and
think Caesar acts
like his position is a
part in a play and all
of Rome is his
audience
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