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Why do Flavius and Marullus plan to remove decorations from Caesar's statues?
Whose earlier popularity do the officials remind the citizens of?
What does Casca report about Caesar and the crown?
How does Cassius plan to strengthen his influence over Brutus?
What caution does Cicero offer about frightening signs?
Why does Cassius value Brutus's participation in the conspiracy?
Why does Brutus decide that Caesar must die?
Which proposal does Brutus reject during the conspirators' planning?
How does Decius persuade Caesar to leave home?
How does Artemidorus plan to deliver his warning?
What does Portia send Lucius to do?
What does Portia tell Lucius to report about her?
What petition brings the conspirators around Caesar?
Who strikes Caesar first?
What permission does Brutus give Antony despite Cassius's objections?
How does Brutus defend Caesar's killing to the citizens?
What does the crowd seek after Antony's funeral speech?
Why do citizens threaten Cinna the poet?
Why does Antony send Lepidus to fetch Caesar's will?
Why does Brutus move his argument with Cassius into his tent?
What causes Brutus and Cassius to quarrel before reconciling?
Where do Brutus and Cassius agree to march?
Who appears to Brutus while his servants sleep?
What command does Octavius insist on at Philippi?
Why does Brutus order an immediate attack?
What mistaken report leads Cassius to order his own death?
What does Titinius do after finding Cassius dead?
How does Lucilius risk capture to protect Brutus?
Who finally helps Brutus die?
How does Octavius treat Brutus after his death?
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