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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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