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What is the setting of Julius Caesar act 1 scene 1?
What is the setting of Julius Caesar act 1 scene 1?
- A marketplace in Rome (correct)
- The Senate House in Rome
- Caesar's palace in Alexandria
- A military camp outside Rome
What is the purpose of Marullus and Flavius's actions in act 1 scene 1?
What is the purpose of Marullus and Flavius's actions in act 1 scene 1?
- To praise Caesar's achievements
- To mourn the death of Pompey
- To organize a rebellion against Caesar
- To reprimand the commoners for their support of Caesar (correct)
What does the opening scene of Julius Caesar act 1 reveal about the commoners?
What does the opening scene of Julius Caesar act 1 reveal about the commoners?
- They are loyal supporters of Brutus
- They are indifferent to political matters
- They are deeply sorrowful over Caesar's rise to power
- They are easily influenced by persuasive speeches (correct)
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Setting of Julius Caesar Act 1 Scene 1
- The scene is set in Rome, during a festive atmosphere, on the day of Caesar's triumphant return from his victory in Pompey.
Marullus and Flavius's Actions
- Marullus and Flavius, two tribunes, are trying to remove decorations and symbols of Caesar's victory from the streets.
- Their purpose is to downplay Caesar's achievements and to prevent him from becoming too powerful.
Insights into the Commoners
- The commoners are shown to be easily swayed and influenced by the triumphant return of Caesar.
- They are enthusiastic and jubilant, willing to abandon their daily activities to celebrate Caesar's victory.
- The commoners are also shown to be ignorant of the true nature of Caesar's intentions and the implications of his power.
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