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Cassius:
Gaius Cassius Longinus was a Roman senator and the main pusher in the conspiracy against Julius Caesar. Cassius was a military leader in Syria for about two years. When he returned to Rome he was saved by Julius Caesar and Pompey from being put on trial for extortion while he was in Syria. As Caesar gained power, Cassius fled from his position in Italy. He joined Pompey in Greece and was appointed leader of Pompey’s fleet of soldiers. Cassius attacked some of Caesar’s navy and was then planning to team up with a King in Hellespont, but Caesar intercepted his ship and Cassius was forced to surrender. Years later, when Cassius’ junior was appointed a high powered position, Cassius was very offended and hated Caesar for it. Cassius was known as one of the most busy and focused people in the conspiracy to end Caesars reign and life. He went as far to strike Caesar in the face, but was not jailed or punished. Cassius had a very big role in picking the assassins that were to kill Caesar. Cassius ordered one of his men to kill him after he learned of a defeat with one of his allies.

Brutus:
Brutus was the son of Decimus Junius Brutus, a relatively unimportant politician. He was also one of Caesar assassins. During the stabbing Caesar adressed Brutus with the word's et tu brute, "Even you Brutus". His relationship with caesar is hes a close friend to Caesar, but has a stronger relationship with Rome and its people. Brutus was also a roman politician and general. But sadly he was defeated at the Battle of Philippi and committed suicide. Brutus went out and told the people of rome what had happed. And every one was shocked by this news. Brutus was the "back bone" of caesar's plan. And right after that fails rome falls apart.

=Ceasar:= J**ulius Caesar was the greatest Emperor of Rome. He started life in a rich family. When he was of age he joined the military and worked his way through the ranks. He became Rome’s greatest general and defeated Pompey. He was also in the Romans senate. After several military success he declared himself Emperor. He had intentions to help the people of Rome but the senators feared his power. So the senators got together and planned an assassination. After they killed him Rome split into a civil war.** =Events:=

Superstition:
A Soothsayer seems to be somewhat of a philosopher and fortune teller. When Caesar confronts the Soothsayer he says that “The Ides of March are come," to which the soothsayer replied,"Yes, they are come, but they are not past." What the Soothsayer meant by this was that maybe the outcome of an event might seem inevitable, but you can always change what could happen. Caesar’s wife Calpurnia has a nightmare about holding a butchered Caesar in her arms. After the dream sacrifices were killed to try and dismiss the alarming premonition.