Julius Caesar Act 1 Summary - Shakespeare Today

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The pace is so helpful for note-taking!

[@SchoolingOnline]

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[@jenniferlewis3895]

There is a plot error in Act 1. The video says that Cassius is scared of the storm and has bad dreams. This is incorrect; it never mentions Cassius having dreams. CASCA is the one who is freaked out by the storm, while Cassius shows off that he has nothing to worry about - it's not directed at him. He's even daring the lightning to strike him.

[@SchoolingOnline]

Thanks for pointing this out Jennifer, we've added a note in the description that we've made a revised version of this lesson and it's on our website. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

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That THEY BUMP KNUCKLES TO MAKE IT SERIOUS was outstanding 😂

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so underrated... LOVED IT! thank u

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[@SchoolingOnline]

00:00:00 Intro 00:01:25 The Soothsayer gives Caesar a warning 00:03:41 Cassius plots Caesar's death

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[@ayden8412]

Mend me, thou saucy fellow!

[@nathanhook8351]

'dictator' was actually a formal office in Rome. Ceasar was already dictator for life, by decree of the senate, so it's misleading to say they are worried about him becoming dictator.

[@nezo9229]

thanks, i really did not understand it before

[@SchoolingOnline]

glad we could help!

[@dianakeeler4862]

This was so helpful, thank you!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@grazzianarogliero4901]

Thank you so much for this!! Was super helpful!!!

[@markfenlon4585]

I teach it. usually 10th grade. This is helpful but has a few mistakes. Cassius in Scene iii does not have a fever dream. It is Casca. Cassius thinks all these omens are a sign for him to proceed with the conspiracy.

[@SchoolingOnline]

Hey, great pick up! Stay tuned for an Editor’s Note on Act 1 in the video description. We’re so glad you find our content helpful in your classroom. To check out the full, edited version of this lesson and all our other plot summaries, themes, context and key quotes analysis for Julius Caesar, head over to our website schoolingonline.com/ Thank you for watching!

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@@SchoolingOnlinewait so was he right about casca

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Woah, Its amazing. Thank you!

[@roopatina6926]

it was so helpful thank you!!!

[@shrutibubna1700]

There is a misinterpretation in Act 1. It was never Cassius who is afraid of the storm but Casca. Thee Scene starts with a conversation between Casca and Cicero

[@SchoolingOnline]

You're correct, we've made a revised version of this lesson and it's on our website. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@adrishmohamed2827]

Is there a sequel to this video?

[@seanbrown6150]

Just wondering what grade is everyone reading this in

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10

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10th

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10

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10th

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8th

[@elenaangelosanto8544]

I can’t find the summary of the other acts. Can u help me?

[@SchoolingOnline]

Hey Elena, thanks for commenting. You can find the other acts, along with analysis of the play's themes and key quotes, on our website!

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