BY GROUP IV Christian, Drew, Matt, Jeremy, Nick, Jordan ACT IV In JULIUS CEASER BY GROUP IV Christian, Drew, Matt, Jeremy, Nick, Jordan

Literary Terms Parallelism: “to wind, to stop to run directly on”-Antony (Scene 1) Repetition: “Stand Ho!”-Brutus “Give the word ho!”-Lucilius (Scene 2) Alliteration: “But hollow men like horses hot at hand” -Brutus (Scene 2) Rhetorical Question: “Did not great Julius bleed for justice’ sake?” -Brutus (Scene 3) Iambic Pentameter: The entire act

Quotes “You wrong me in every way!” -Cassius (Line 55, Scene 3) “With courtesy and with respect enough, But no with such familiar instances Nor with such free and friendly conference As he hath used of old -Lucilius (Lines 15-20, Scene 2)

More Quotes “There is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune” -Brutus (Line 218-219, Scene 3)

Plot Antony, Lepidus and Octavius all meet. Antony expresses his dislike about Lepidus. They want to change the will. They talk about how to defeat Brutus and Cassius.

Plot cont. Brutus isn’t happy about the current situation in Rome and he sends his servant to find Cassius so they may talk So Cassius arrives and they go into the tent to discuss matters.

Plot Cont. Brutus and Cassius argue, they are interrupted by a poet, they make fun of him, and he leaves. Brutus tells Cassius the Portia died.

Plot Cont. Brutus goes to bed but sees Caesar’s Ghost who tells him he will see him at Philippi. Brutus wakes up all of his servants to see if it was them.

What We Learned Scene 1: Antony dislikes Lepidus. Antony and Octavius use Lepidus like a tool. Antony is older than Octavius. Scene 2: They each have their own army. Cassius declined Brutus money. Scene 3: Portia died. Brutus will see Caesar at Philippi. They are moving the army in the early morning.

Setting A table in Antony’s House A military camp near Sardis Inside Brutus’s Tent

Characters See Nick!!!