Question

Match each character with their feelings about the conspiracy plot.

Match Term Definition
Brutus A) Believes Caesar should not be crowned but is not sure he should be killed
Cassius B) Believes that strange events are a sign that the conspiracy might go wrong
Casca C) Believes Caesar is weak and undeserving of power and leads the conspiracy plot

Answer 1

Brutus is unsure about the assassination of Caesar, Cassius believes Caesar is undeserving of power and leads the conspiracy, and Casca thinks strange events might be warning them of trouble in their plot.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question pertains to the characters in Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar and their feelings about the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar. To clarify these characters' feelings:

• Brutus (A) is torn between his love for Caesar and his belief that Caesar's assassination might be necessary for the good of the Republic. He is unsure if murdering Caesar is justifiable despite believing that Caesar should not be crowned.
• Cassius (C) is the mastermind behind the conspiracy, driven by envy and political ambition. He is convinced that Caesar is weak and should not wield so much power, thus actively leading the plot against him.
• Casca (B) is superstitious and sees strange events as omens. His interpretation of these signs is that the conspiracy might encounter trouble or may not go as planned.

Answer 2

Answer: Correct Answer

Brutus: Believes that strange events are a sign that the conspiracy might go wrong

Cassius: Believes Caesar is weak and undeserving of power and leads the conspiracy plot

Casca: Believes that strange events are a sign that the conspiracy might go wrong

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