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CaesarCaesar is a victorious leader whose growing power concerns Flavius and Marullus.Första gången i scene 1
Flavius and MarullusFlavius and Marullus confront celebrating workers and plan to limit Caesar’s growing power.Första gången i scene 1
BrutusBrutus opposes kingship and agrees to consider Cassius’s arguments against Caesar without committing himself.Första gången i scene 2
AntonyAntony takes part in the sacred race, during which Caesar instructs him to touch Calphurnia.Första gången i scene 2
CassiusCassius urges Brutus to resist Caesar’s growing power and plans false letters to influence him.Första gången i scene 2
CalphurniaCalphurnia is the woman Caesar instructs Antony to touch during the sacred race.Första gången i scene 2
CascaCasca reports that Caesar repeatedly refuses a crown.Första gången i scene 2
SoothsayerThe Soothsayer warns Caesar about March 15, but Caesar dismisses the warning.Första gången i scene 2
CinnaCinna receives Cassius’s instructions to place papers where Brutus can find them.Första gången i scene 3
PortiaPortia presses Brutus to share the secret he keeps from her.Första gången i scene 4
DeciusDecius promises to use flattery to overcome any reluctance Caesar shows about leaving home.Första gången i scene 4
ArtemidorusArtemidorus prepares to give Caesar a written warning naming eight men who threaten him.Första gången i scene 6
OctaviusOctavius approves deaths with Antony and Lepidus and considers threats to their alliance.Första gången i scene 11
LepidusLepidus approves deaths with Antony and Octavius, accepting his brother’s death on a condition.Första gången i scene 11

Scene 1
Flavius and Marullus confront workers celebrating Caesar’s victory and plan to remove decorations and disperse crowds.
Scene 2
Caesar dismisses the Soothsayer’s warning, while Cassius urges Brutus to resist Caesar’s growing power.
Scene 3
During a violent storm, Cassius recruits Casca and sends Cinna to leave papers for Brutus.
Scene 4
Brutus decides Caesar must die, joins the conspirators, and rejects killing Antony.
Scene 5
Calphurnia persuades Caesar to stay home, but Decius changes his mind by reinterpreting her dream and reporting a promised crown.
Scene 6
Artemidorus prepares to deliver a written warning naming eight men who threaten Caesar.
Scene 7
Portia sends Lucius to check on Brutus and observe Caesar while she struggles to control her fear.
Scene 8
The conspirators kill Caesar in the Capitol, and Brutus permits Antony to speak at the funeral under restrictions.
Scene 9
Antony turns the crowd against Caesar’s killers by challenging the charge of ambition, showing wounds, and reading the will.
Scene 10
Citizens threaten Cinna the poet because they associate his name with a conspirator.
Scene 11
Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus approve a death list, and Antony urges preparations against Brutus and Cassius.
Scene 12
Cassius accuses Brutus of unfair treatment, and Brutus moves their argument into his tent.
Scene 13
Brutus and Cassius reconcile and agree to march toward Philippi; Brutus reports Portia’s death and later encounters Caesar’s ghost.
Scene 14
The opposing generals exchange accusations at Philippi, and Brutus and Cassius discuss defeat before exchanging farewells.
Scene 15
Brutus sends Messala with written orders for an immediate attack against Octavius’s wing.
Scene 16
Cassius orders Pindarus to kill him after mistaking friendly celebrations for Titinius’s capture; Titinius returns and kills himself.
Scene 17
Cato dies in battle, and Lucilius pretends to be Brutus before his capture and recognition by Antony.
Scene 18
Brutus dies on the sword Strato holds, while Antony praises his motives and Octavius orders an honorable funeral.
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