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Julius Caesar Act 1, Scene 3 Questions

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Why does Casca have his sword drawn?
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He passed a lion walking in the streets of the Capitol.
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What two "supernatural" events does Casca describe to Cicero?
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A slave with his hands on fire was not burned. Men on fire were walking through the streets.
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What unusual "natural" event does he tell about?
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An owl, the bird of night, sat hooting in the marketplace at midday.
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Why does Casca think these unusual things are happening?
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The gods are either at war or are trying to destroy the world.
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What information about Caesar is revealed in their conversation?
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He is going to the Capitol in the morning on the ides of March.
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How is Cassius' conduct in the storm different from Casca's?
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He is unafraid because he is an honest man. He even dares the lightning to strike him.
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How does Cassius interpret all that is happening in Rome?
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He says the gods are warning Romans against Caesar.
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What news does Cinna bring to Cassius?
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The other conspirators are assembled at Pompey's Porch and they are awaiting Cassius.
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Why does Casca think it is important for Brutus to join with them in the plot against Caesar?
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Public opinion of Brutus is favorable, and he will make the killing of Caesar seem like a noble act.
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How does Cassius plan to put extra pressure on Brutus at the end of Act I?
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He and Casca and the others plan to go to his house and press him to join them.