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    The document analyzes the setting of Caesar's assassination in Shakespeare's play. It notes that the assassination took place at the Capitol in Rome, which is ironic as that is where Caesar was meant to be crowned. It also points out that Caesar died at the feet of Pompey's statue, which is ironic given their rivalry. The document emphasizes that all of these events occurred on the Ides of March, directly contradicting the warning the soothsayer had given Caesar.

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    The document analyzes the setting of Caesar's assassination in Shakespeare's play. It notes that the assassination took place at the Capitol in Rome, which is ironic as that is where Caesar was meant to be crowned. It also points out that Caesar died at the feet of Pompey's statue, which is ironic given their rivalry. The document emphasizes that all of these events occurred on the Ides of March, directly contradicting the warning the soothsayer had given Caesar.

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    The document analyzes the setting of Caesar's assassination in Shakespeare's play. It notes that the assassination took place at the Capitol in Rome, which is ironic as that is where Caesar was meant to be crowned. It also points out that Caesar died at the feet of Pompey's statue, which is ironic given their rivalry. The document emphasizes that all of these events occurred on the Ides of March, directly contradicting the warning the soothsayer had given Caesar.

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    Chose any ONE element for PEE table and analysis.

    Elements are:

    Setting

    Layout

    Emanata

    Dialogues

    Characterization

    Point Pg Evidence Explanation


    The assassination of Caesar 73 Place: The Capitol Dramatic Irony: The capitol represents the
    takes place at the Capitol place where Caesar was supposed to be
    crowned, but instead gets assassinated there
    The exact place of Caesars -At the feet of Pompey’s Situational Irony: Caesar was supposed to rise
    death is at the feet of statue to power after defeating Pompey. Instead he
    Pompey’s Statue gets assassinated at the feet of Pompey’s
    statue
    The incident took place on Time: Ides of March Dramatic Irony: Caesar ignores the
    the ides of March, exactly soothsayer’s warning for the ides of march
    the time the soothsayer and ends up dying on the ides of march.
    warned Caesar about
    something that was about to
    happen.

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    On page 73, the graphics show a clear image of where this incident is taking place. Caesar’s
    assassination takes place at the Capitol. Caesar was warned by his wife not to leave the house that day
    as it was the ides of march, and the soothsayer had warned Caesar about this day. Caesar ignored his
    wife, and still went to the Capitol which he was tricked into going. The scenes clearly show that all of the
    conspirators are trying to get closer to Caesar to assassinate him, but Caesar doesn’t know that. This
    takes place at the Capitol. The capitol is a place that represents honor and integrity. This place was also
    the place that Caesar was supposed to be crowned. Instead, he ends up getting assassinated there.

    On page 73, we can also see that the conspirators and Caesar himself are standing right at the feet of
    Pompey’s statue. The graphics show a clear image of that. After defeating Pompey, Caesar and the
    fellow people of Rome were very excited. Celebration were taking place and Caesar was about to be
    crowned. Brutus saw, that if Caesar was going to be crowned, he would grow like “a serpent’s egg”. His
    assumption caused him to assassinate Caesar for the betterment of Rome. Caesar was tricked into going
    to the Capitol and get assassinated. After defeating Pompey, Caesar was supposed to rise to power but
    instead is on the ground dead right at the feet of Pompey’s statue.
    Referring back to previous pages, we can tell that this incident is taking place at the ides of march. If we
    look back the soothsayer had warned Caesar about the ides of March saying “Beware the ides of March”
    Caesar took a minute to hear and understand what the soothsayer had said. Then he turned his back
    towards the soothsayer, and said “he is a dreamer, let us leave him. Pass” Showing that he completely
    ignored the soothsayers warning. Before leaving the house for the Capitol, Caesars wife also warned him
    and explained that she never believes these kinds of saying but she is worried for Caesar. Caesar ignores
    his wife this time and acts overconfident and reaches the Capitol, and ends up getting assassinated at
    the ides of march.

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