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Brutus: I kiss your hand, but not in flattery, caesar, I wish you forgive Publius Caesar: what, brutus? Cassius: please, caesar! As low as your feet does cassius fall, to beg forgiveness for Publius. Caesar: i could and would be moved if i was like you, but i am as constant as the northern star. The sky is painted with glowing stars but only one can be the northern star. And I am the one and only, staying constant and shining bright. Cinna: O Caesar- Caesar: what! Decius: caesar- Caesar: why do you kneel brutus? Casca: (leaps up and stabs caesar) *All the other conspirators stab caesar except brutus* Caesar: You too Brutus? *Caesar dies* Cinna: Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead! Yell it in the streets. CASSIUS cry out 'Liberty, freedom, and enfranchisement!' …show more content…

CASCA: Go Brutus. DECIUS BRUTUS: And you too cassius. BRUTUS: Where's Publius? CINNA: Right here, astonished by this act. METELLUS CIMBER: Stand together, let some of caesars friend ‘s come BRUTUS: It’s ok, no harm is intended to you, Or any other Roman: so tell them come, Publius. CASSIUS: leave us, Publius; let them come, it should do your age some mischief. BRUTUS: Do it: and let no man wrong this deed, But we the people that did this. *TREBONIUS enters* CASSIUS: Where is Antony? TREBONIUS: He ran to his house amazed: Men, wives, and children alike stare, cry out, and run Like it’s doomsday. BRUTUS: Fate we will know: we will die, it is the time, that men stand. CASSIUS: Why do the men that die 20 years early cut 20 years of fear off their

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