What opinion do you form of Calpurnia from the play 'Julius Caesar'?
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calpurnia being a person who doesn't believe superstition. but when it comes to her own family I. e. Julius Caesar her husband she could'nt resist her thoughts and requested him and stay that day
lswamyanumula:
she belives superstitions and performs practices na
sacrifices
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what does it mean
she doesn't believe in performing ceremonies usually.(there is a sentence that says so.) but when it came to her husband she didn't risk it.
ceremony? can you please tell the Line sushmitha
Caesar, I never stood on ceremonies ,yet now they frighten me
hey check out the meaning of the line stood on ceremonies. down on the page. it means paid much attention to omens and forecast
means she doesn't believe in superstitions
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In the play ,Julius Caesar penned down by William Shakespeare, Calpurnia is the wife of Julius Caesar and she has been portrayed as a concerned,anxious and protective wife.
She usually never gave into supersitions but when it was about the safety of her husband, she believed in omens and signs.
Out of her concern for Caesar, she interpreted her terrible nightmare surrounding the death of Caesar as a bad omen and tries to protect her husband from the upcoming danger.
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