Question

Do you think that it was right what the Senators did to Caesar? Why or why not?

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Answer 1

5) Was assassinating Caesar the right decision?

The conspirators justify the assassination of Caesar by claiming that they want to preserve the Roman Republic, in which no one is king and the ruling aristocrats are equals. If Caesar claims absolute power and becomes crowned as king, the Roman Republic will end as they know it. While Julius Caesar does show that the conspirators have some valid reasons to fear Caesar—mainly because Caesar really does regard himself as superior—the play presents this decision as a mistake in several ways. First, the assassination does not accomplish what the conspirators intended to do—the Republic is never restored, and Antony and Octavius rise up to take Caesar’s place as rulers, with Octavius eventually becoming the first Roman Emperor. Second, the play presents the decision to assassinate Caesar as ultimately Brutus’s decision, and that decision is portrayed as a fateful mistake, a dark choice with sinister consequences. The audience sees Brutus tempted by Cassius’s lies and stratagems, misleading him into thinking the Roman people want him to kill Caesar. The decision itself is made in sinister circumstances, in the midst of a storm and with the conspirators masked. As with any tragedy, this decision leads to Brutus’s inevitable downfall and death.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Caesar goes to the Senate because his ambition surpasses his desire to comfort his wife.

Explanation:

After Calpurnia’s terrifying nightmare that portends Caesar’s assassination, Caesar initially agrees to stay home, despite his belief that nothing can change his fate.

Julius Caesar was stabbed to death in Rome, Italy, on March 15, 44 BCE. Caesar was the ruler of the Roman Republic, and the senators who killed him were fellow politicians who influenced Roman law and order.

The Roman populace loved Julius Caesar dearly. He established the republic in areas of what are now Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium. He was a successful military leader. Caesar was a well-known novelist who also wrote on his thoughts, political philosophies, and travels.

Caesar goes to the Senate because his ambition surpasses his desire to comfort his wife.

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