It was a stormy day in Rome and the conspirators knew today was the day to kill Caesar. Caesar was at home with his wife Calpurnia and she begged him not to go to the capital because she had a dream that something bad was going to happen to caesar. He told her that he would not go out and she was pleased. Than the conspirators and Antony showed up at his house and persuaded him to go to the capital. On his way there was two people that tried to stop him from going, but he ignored them and went on his way. When they all got into the capital one was talking to Marc Antony and both left the room. The conspirators made a fake argument and when they got close enough to Caesar they stabbed him. After Julius Caesar's death, Antony give the more successful speech in order to persuade the crowd into being on his side because he interacted with the crowd more, showing more emotions, and the way he read caesar's will to the crowd. …show more content…
He talked to them like he had known all of them for years and they were like old friends. He also knows how to talk to the crowd. He knows what they want to hear and what they don't want to hear. One example is that he showed the crowd Caesars body which than made everyone start going crazy. ¨Then make a ring about the corpse of Caesar, And let me show you him that made the will. Shall I descend? and will you give me leave?¨ Antony showed emotion, way more than Brutus. He talks about personal stories about him and Caesar. He got the crowd feeling bad about Caesar and his passing. It also made Brutus and the conspirators look bad for killing Caesar. This is also a turning point when he starts talking about this because again he knows his crowd and he knows they are suckers for this kind of stuff. ¨You all do know this mantle: I remember The first time ever Caesar put it on; 'Twas on a summer's evening, in his tent, That day he overcame the