Cassius and Brutus were arguing about who was taking bribes, in doing this they were of course blaming each other.  Brutus was only angry because Portia had recently died.  Cassius admitted that he also was only mad. Neither of them would most likely do such a thing, in the words of Brutus "I had rather be a dog and bay the moon than such a roman" Yet Brutus is an honorable man.

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The scene of Caesar's death is near a statue of Pompey.  This is significant because it is ironic, Caesar had previously defeated Pompey but now Caesar himself was defeated.

week 6 question 4

If Brutus had any reason to kill Caesar at all he didn't have much of one in my mind.  Caesar did not do anything to deserve this if you ask me.  However I'm sure there must have been some kind of reason to do that, I'm just not sure what it is yet.  You don't know what he might turn out to be like, Brutus could have been very right.