Question

Why does Caesar tell Decius he will not go to the Senate?

He explains that believes Calpurnia's dreams are a warning of things to come.

Caesar explains that Marc Antony is more deserving and will be going in his place.

Caesar explains that he is having second thoughts about being chosen as king.

Caesar explains that Calpurnia is frightened and does not want him to go.

Answer 1

D

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

D. Caesar explains that Calpurnia is frightened and does not want him to go.

Step-by-step explanation:

Calpurnia has a dream about people bathing in his blood, and is scared for Caesar to go to the Senate. When Caesar hears of the dream she has, he decides he will not go. But that soon changes when the conspirators convince him to go.