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| he usually talks about how bad Caesar is, to Casca he's mean, and talks about how bad rome is, but to brutus, becasue brutus loves rome, he only talks about Caesar |
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| thinks about the good of rome, he is a good man, and thinks that he preventing Rome from being in danger |
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| first to stab Caesar, he is sarcastic and blunt |
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| persuades Caesar to go to the capitol, because if Caesar doesn't go, he will look like a coward |
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| begs for return of borther- an excuse for the conspirators to gather aroun Caesar |
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| deliver's casius's forged letters to Brutus |
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| led antony away so that Caesar could be stabbed |
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| wife of Brutus, talks about vows and honesty (kind of bumed out taht Brutus won't tell her what he is up to |
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| Caesar's wife, she talks about the omens |
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| warns Caesar about the letter |
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| Tribunes: Marulluss and Flavius |
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| they talk about how Pompey was better, and they insult the Cobler and Carpenter |
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