Julius Caesar by Shakespeare | Act 3, Scene 1 Summary & Analysis

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I have a unit test next period and I didn’t even study this helped

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The background music makes your explanation all the more beautiful 😍

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I am 38 and I remember a little bit of reading this

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It must still being learned after 22 years I was in school

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Et tu, Brute?

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this part literally made me want to cry, especially since Ceaser doesn't even fight it after realizing Brutus, who he loves him as his own son, was going to kill him. He even covers his face in the manner that he couldn't believe it and doesn't want to believe it.

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They did Caesar dirty 🤦‍♂️

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My test is in like 30 minutes 😭

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Do you remember if it went well?

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1:36 1:59

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Anybody know the violin piece in the background?

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Ma'am the last words of Julius Caesar were actually 'Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar'. It is contrary to the popular belief that Julius Caesar only said 'Et tu, Brute?'

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"Laments" is the word, ay!

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Their hands without fingers dipped in blood are weird....very!

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Eu tu Brutus 😢

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