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Julius Caesar (Acts III-V): Characters, Themes and Dramatic Devices
Literature in English (English Paper 2) · Chapter 4 · Drama: Julius Caesar (Acts III-V)
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- Character of Brutus: idealism, honour and political misjudgement
- Characters of Mark Antony and Cassius
- Minor characters: Octavius, Lepidus, Portia, Lucius, Titinius, Pindarus and the citizens
- Themes: power and ambition, honour and friendship, persuasion and the fickle crowd, fate and free will
- Dramatic devices: soliloquy, dramatic irony, the supernatural, blank verse versus prose