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JuliusCaesarBrutusspeech

EnterBRUTUSandCASSIUSwiththePlebeians.

  

 

 

  

     

Plebeians

  

     

Wewillbesatisfied;letusbesatisfied.

  besatisfiedgetasatisfactoryexplanation

 

 

  

     

BRUTUS

  

     

Thenfollowme,andgivemeaudience,friends.

  audienceahearing

     

Cassius,goyouintotheotherstreet,

  

     

Andpartthenumbers.

  partthenumbersdividethecrowd

3.2.5     

Thosethatwillhearmespeak,let'emstayhere;

  

     

ThosethatwillfollowCassius,gowithhim;

  

     

Andpublicreasonsshallberendered

  

     

OfCaesar'sdeath.

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

                       IwillhearBrutusspeak.

  

 

 

  

     

SecondPlebeian

  

     

IwillhearCassius;andcomparetheirreasons,

  

3.2.10     

Whenseverallywehearthemrendered.

  severallyseparately

 

 

  

     

[ExitCASSIUSwithsomeofthePlebeians.

  

     

BRUTUS]goesintothepulpit.

  

 

 

  

     

ThirdPlebeian

  

     

ThenobleBrutusisascended:

silence!

  

 

 

  

     

BRUTUS

  

     

Bepatienttillthelast.

  Be . . . lasti.e.,hearmeout

     

Romans,countrymen,andlovers!

hearmeformycause,

  loversdearfriends|hear . . . causei.e.,pay

     

andbesilent,thatyoumayhear.Believemeformine

  attention,becausethisisimportant>>>

3.2.15     

honour,andhaverespecttominehonour,thatyou

  Believe . . . honouri.e.,domethehonorof

     

maybelieve.Censuremeinyourwisdom,andawake

  believingme|have . . . believei.e.,uponmy

     

yoursenses,thatyoumaythebetterjudge.Ifthere

  honor,youmaybelieveme|Censurejudge

     

beanyinthisassembly,anydearfriendofCaesar's,to

  sensesintellect,understanding

     

himIsay,thatBrutus'lovetoCaesarwasnolessthan

  

3.2.20     

his.IfthenthatfrienddemandwhyBrutusrose

  

     

againstCaesar,thisismyanswer:

NotthatIloved

  

     

Caesarless,butthatIlovedRomemore.Hadyou

  

     

ratherCaesarwerelivinganddieallslaves,thanthat

  

     

Caesarweredead,toliveallfreemen?

AsCaesarloved

  

3.2.25     

me,Iweepforhim;ashewasfortunate,Irejoice

  

     

atit;ashewasvaliant,Ihonourhim;but,ashewas

  

     

ambitious,Islewhim.Thereistearsforhislove;joy

  

     

forhisfortune;honourforhisvalour;anddeathforhis

  

     

ambition.Whoisheresobasethatwouldbeabond-

  

3.2.30     

man?

Ifany,speak;forhimhaveIoffended.Who

  bondmanslave|offendedwronged

     

isheresorudethatwouldnotbeaRoman?

Ifany,

  rudebarbarous

     

speak,forhimhaveIoffended.Whoisheresovile

  

     

thatwillnotlovehiscountry?

Ifany,speak,forhim

  

     

haveIoffended.Ipauseforareply.

  

 

 

  

     

All

  

3.2.35     

None,Brutus,none.

  

 

 

  

     

BRUTUS

  

     

ThennonehaveIoffended.Ihavedonenomoreto

  I . . . Brutusi.e.,whatIhavedonetoCaesar

     

CaesarthanyoushalldotoBrutus.Thequestionof

  youwillbejustifiedindoingtome(ifIdo

     

hisdeathisenrolledintheCapitol;hisglorynot

  thewrongsCaesarhasdone)

     

extenuated,whereinhewasworthy,norhisoffences

  question . . . enrolledthejustificationfor

3.2.40     

enforced,forwhichhesuffereddeath.

  hisdeathisonrecord

 

 

  extenuatedminimized

     

EnterMARKANTONY[andothers]withCAESAR'sbody.

  enforcedoveremphasized

 

 

  

     

Herecomeshisbody,mournedbyMarkAntony,who,

  

     

thoughhehadnohandinhisdeath,shallreceive

  

     

thebenefitofhisdying,aplaceinthe

  

     

commonwealth;aswhichofyoushallnot?

Withthis

  

3.2.45     

Idepart,that,asIslewmybestloverforthe

  bestloverdearestfriend

     

goodofRome,Ihavethesamedaggerformyself,

  

     

whenitshallpleasemycountrytoneedmydeath.

  

 

 

  

     

All

  

     

Live,Brutus!

live,live!

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

Bringhimwithtriumphhomeuntohishouse.

  

 

 

  

     

SecondPlebeian

  SecondPlebeian(Therewasadifferent

3.2.50     

Givehimastatuewithhisancestors.

  "SecondPlebeian"wholefttohearCassius

 

 

  speak.)

     

ThirdPlebeian

  

     

LethimbeCaesar.

  

 

 

  

     

FourthPlebeian

  

     

                       Caesar'sbetterparts

  partsqualities

     

Shallbecrown'dinBrutus.

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

                               We'llbringhimtohishouse

  

     

Withshoutsandclamours.

  

 

 

  

     

BRUTUS

  

     

             

 Mycountrymen—

  

 

 

  

     

SecondPlebeian

  

     

Peace,silence!

Brutusspeaks.

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

                                           Peace,ho!

  

 

 

  

     

BRUTUS

  

3.2.55     

Goodcountrymen,letmedepartalone,

  

     

And,formysake,stayherewithAntony:

  

     

DogracetoCaesar'scorpse,andgracehisspeech

  Dogracepayrespect

     

TendingtoCaesar'sglories;whichMarkAntony,

  gracehisspeechi.e.,listencourteouslyto

     

Byourpermission,isallow'dtomake.

  Antony'sspeech|Tendingtoconcerning

3.2.60     

Idoentreatyou,notamandepart,

  

     

SaveIalone,tillAntonyhavespoke.

  

 

 

  

     

Exit[Brutus].

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

Stay,ho!

andletushearMarkAntony.

  

 

 

  

     

ThirdPlebeian

  

     

Lethimgoupintothepublicchair;

  

     

We'llhearhim.NobleAntony,goup.

  

 

 

  

     

ANTONY

  

3.2.65     

ForBrutus'sake,Iambeholdingtoyou.

  beholdingtoindebtedto

 

 

  

     

[Goesintothepulpit.]

  

 

 

  

     

FourthPlebeian

  

     

WhatdoeshesayofBrutus?

  

 

 

  

     

ThirdPlebeian

  

     

                                   Hesays,forBrutus'sake,

  

     

Hefindshimselfbeholdingtousall.

  

 

 

  

     

FourthPlebeian

  

     

'TwerebesthespeaknoharmofBrutushere.

  

 

 

  

     

FirstPlebeian

  

     

ThisCaesarwasatyrant.

  

 

 

  

     

ThirdPlebeian

  

     

                                Nay,that'scertain:

  

3.2.70     

WeareblestthatRomeisridofhim.

  

 

 

  

     

SecondPlebeian

  

     

Peace!

letushearwhatAntonycansay.

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