Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Let's dive in to Julius Caesar.

So we kick off just the overall summary.

Julius Caesar is returning to Rome triumphant.

And the senators are afraid that he's going to become this tyrant king.

And they form a conspiracy led by, is it Cassius? Yes.

Okay, Cassius.

I don't know if I'm saying it right.

Cassius and Brutus.

And, of course, we know that they assassinate him on the Ides of March.

And then we have Mark Anthony's powerful speech that turns the crowd against the killers.

And then we have Civil War.

So that's kind of where, that's kind of like the summary of it.

Just to put this in a timeline of America.

So Julius Caesar was assassinated 40 years before Jesus.

So that kind of timeline.

That's cool.

Yeah, because there are Caesars in the Bible.

So it's not Julius.

And he's a real person.

Yes.

And and the fact that he can take this event that everybody know.

I mean, we all knew Caesar was going to get killed when we started reading this.

We knew that.

But he writes in such a way you get it just pulls you in and you're just like, what's going to happen? It's not we know what's going to happen.

But how is Shakespeare going to tell the story of how it happens? And that's I mean, that's that's