how does brutus and cassius respond to caesar speech.
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Brutus and Cassius respond to the of Antony in different ways. Cassius feels the Antony’s words will affect the audience so that it goes against them. At this Brutus’s that he will address the public first, giving the reasons for Caesar’s assassination. He (Antony) will speak later on only with their permission
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Brutus resists the idea of speaking against Caesar, but Cassius flatters him, suggesting that no matter what Brutus says or does, he could never be anything but a good man. Their speech is interrupted by a shout offstage and the abruptness of it causes Brutus to display more of his feeling than he may have otherwise.
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