When beggars die, there are no comets seen; The heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes (a) Who speaks these lines and to whom? (b) How does the speaker differentiate between the death of beggars and that of princes? (c) What is the importance of these lines in the context of the play?
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"The words written by famous author William Shakespeare, are said by Calpurnia to her husband, Julius Caesar, begging him not to venture out in that morning, the ides of March.
Caesar had had a restless night, and there was a wild storm raging while his wife had disturbing dreams concerning her husband's death thus she begs him to stay home. Caesar also sends a word to the priests who also advise him to stay home.
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