Julius Caesar: resumen de Act 4, Scene 1

Qué sucede

1. The three men approve a death list, and Lepidus accepts his brother’s death on condition that Antony’s nephew Publius also dies.
2. Antony sends Lepidus to collect Caesar’s will so they can consider reducing its payments.
3. After Lepidus leaves, Antony dismisses him as useful only for carrying burdens and following orders.
4. Octavius defends Lepidus’s courage and military experience, but Antony compares him to a trained horse.
5. Antony calls for forces against Brutus and Cassius, while Octavius fears both open enemies and secret plots.

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En qué fijarte

Antony reduces his partner Lepidus to an instrument of his own plans. The line exposes the inequality beneath their shared authority.

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