Lesson overview:Act I, Scene ii - Suspicion and Cowardice: Introducing Caesar (Part 2)
- In this lesson, we will continue to examine Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar's interaction in Act I Scene ii, except this time we will read it in Shakespeare's original English! We will use what we have learned already and we will consider whether we think Caesar is a bit of a coward.
- In this lesson, we will continue to examine Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar's interaction in Act I Scene ii, except this time we will read it in Shakespeare's original English! We will use what we have learned already and we will consider whether we think Caesar is a bit of a coward.
In this lesson, we will continue to examine Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar's interaction in Act I Scene ii, except this time we will read it in Shakespeare's original English! We will use what we have learned already and we will consider whether we think Caesar is a bit of a coward.
Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, Act 1:
- Background and context: Power in ancient Rome
- Act I, Scene ii: Honour and Ambition: Brutus and Cassius (Part 1)
- Act I, Scene ii - Honour and Ambition: Brutus and Cassius (Part 2)
- Act I, Scene ii - Suspicion and Cowardice: Introducing Caesar
- Act I, Scene ii - Suspicion and Cowardice: Introducing Caesar (Part 2)
- Act I, Scene ii - Performance and Weakness: Caesar Refuses the Crown