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Cassuis and Brutus marched to Phillip from what city in Act V?
Was the last person to stab Caesar?
Relates to emotion.
In Act III in Scence 1 who distractes Caesar from reading Artemidorus' letter?
Pretended to be Brutus
Kill themselves by swallowing Fire
Wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets.
Was loyal and only friend to Casear
Where Casear body was kept in Act III
Wife of Shakespeare
Had visions that Casear was going to die
The ____ of march
Works with Antony in Act V
Killed themselves with Cassius's sword ( Cassius 's slave)
Made a grave error that killed Cassius
Believed all omens were false
The art of Persuasion
Famous Philosopher who studied the art of persuasion
Person who professes to fortell events
Waits outside to give the capitol to give Caesar a letter of warning
An Appeal that relates to character
Killed themselves over a mistake
Reports Portia death, discover Cassius body
______ Caesar
First to stab Caesar
Solider in army of Brutus and Cassius
Plants the forged letter For Cassius
Antony offered Caesar one
Roman senator to whom Casca talks on the eve of the assassination
An argument to perform together an illegal act
Wishes Cassius well in his 'enterprise'
Servant of Brutus; refused to kill Brutus
Servant to Brutus
Distracts Caesar's attention so conspirators can carry out their plan
One of many who escort Caesar to the Senate meeting

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