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What does Casca ask Cassius?
What does Casca ask Cassius?
- What night is this? (correct)
- What is your name?
- What is happening?
- What time is it?
Who is speaking to Casca in the beginning of the text?
Who is speaking to Casca in the beginning of the text?
- Cassius (correct)
- Brutus
- Caesar
- Antony
Why does Casca say that the heavens are menacing?
Why does Casca say that the heavens are menacing?
- Because of the thunder.
- Because of the lightning. (correct)
- Because of the storm.
- Because of the darkness.
What does Cassius say about the night?
What does Cassius say about the night?
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According to Cassius, what is the true cause of the strange impatience of the Heavens?
According to Cassius, what is the true cause of the strange impatience of the Heavens?
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What does Cassius say about those who have known the earth?
What does Cassius say about those who have known the earth?
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What does Casca accuse Cassius of lacking?
What does Casca accuse Cassius of lacking?
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What is Casca's reaction to the strange impatience of the Heavens?
What is Casca's reaction to the strange impatience of the Heavens?
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What does Casca do when the cross blue lightning appears?
What does Casca do when the cross blue lightning appears?
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What does Casca say about the night?
What does Casca say about the night?
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Study Notes
Conversation Between Casca and Cassius
- Casca asks Cassius "What a fearful night is this!"
- In the beginning of the text, Cassius is speaking to Casca.
- Casca says that the heavens are menacing because of the turbulent and ominous weather.
- According to Cassius, the night is "very dark" and "very ominous".
- Cassius attributes the strange impatience of the Heavens to the fact that "the gods are angry at the death of Patroclus".
- Cassius says that those who have known the earth so long as they have, should not be surprised at anything.
- Casca accuses Cassius of lacking the spirit of divination.
- Casca is terrified by the strange impatience of the Heavens.
- When the cross blue lightning appears, Casca falls to the ground.
- Casca says that the night is "most strange and ominous".
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