Brutus and Cassius respond to Antony’s speech by initially believing they have successfully manipulated the Roman populace. However, they quickly realize their error as Antony’s eloquent and calculated oration turns the crowd against them, revealing their misjudgment of his persuasive power and Antony’s strategic brilliance. Key Takeaways: Recognize Antony’s speech as a turning point. Understand…
Brutus and Cassius initially attempt to control the narrative, but Antony’s masterful speech expertly manipulates the Roman crowd, turning their sentiment against the conspirators and forcing Brutus and Cassius into a desperate retreat. Key Takeaways: Antony’s speech uses rhetoric to sway public opinion. Brutus and Cassius underestimate Antony’s persuasive power. The crowd’s mood shifts dramatically…
In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, Brutus and Cassius, after Antony’s powerful funeral oration, are left stunned and concerned. Brutus feels guilt, while Cassius recognizes the immediate peril Antony poses to their cause. Key Takeaways Recognize Antony’s rhetorical skill and its immediate impact. Understand Brutus’s internal conflict and guilt. Identify Cassius’s pragmatic assessment of the threat. Observe…