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Brutus and the conspirators are at Brutus' house, planning to kill Caesar to prevent him from becoming the King of Rome because they don't think Caesar's suited for the throne. After Brutus finishes the meeting, Portia approaches him with her concerns about Brutus' general health.

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Calphurnia and Caesar argue about Caesar’s demand to go to the capitol, despite the amount of supernatural warnings being thrown in his face. Decius arrives at Caesar’s home and manages to finalize his decision to go to the capitol, turning the cogs in the murder scheme.

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Artemidorus writes a letter, which he plans to give to Caesar, warning him about the conspirators' plan to murder him.

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The conspirators meet and discuss their plan to put a halt to Caesar's reign. However, after the meeting, Portia confronts Brutus and expresses her worry about his mental health in regards to his lack of sleep, to which Brutus responds by agreeing to tell her what's plaguing him.

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Brutus decides to join in the plot to kill Caesar. Cassius shows up at Brutus' house to introduce Brutus to the group that is with Cassius. They discuss their plot and decide to not kill Antony and to invite Caius Ligarius to join their posse. Then, after arguing with his wife, he decides to tell her the plot to kill Caesar. Finally, Caius Ligarius shows up and decides to join them  ignoring his illness.

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The morning before March 15, Brutus, Cassius, and their Co-workers meet to discuss a plot to assassinate Caesar. They agree to spare the life of Mark Antony, and, discuss in further detail how they are going to convince Caesar to be present in the capital on March 15. After Brutus' Co-workers depart, Porscha expresses her concern about his health.

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Artemidorus wrote a letter to Caesar, in attempt to warn him about his impending doom.

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Artemidorus is telling the conspirators that he is going to warn Caesar to beware of his "friends". Artemidorus is going to tell Caesar to not trust in the security of their friendship. Artemidorus is going to tell Caesar that if he is not immortal, to trust no one. Artemidorus is going to give Caesar a letter that tells him of the conspiracy that Brutus, Cassius, and the others involved, planning to kill Caesar.

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Portia tells Lucius to go to the capitol, to make sure Brutus is ok, due to recent events. Then, she proceeds to discuss warning Caesar about the murder plot with the Soothsayer. Afterwards, Portia is praying to the gods for Brutus.

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Calphurnia tells Caesar about her dream, begging him not to go to the Capitol, and after her pleading, he obliges; nevertheless, Decius convinces Caesar the dream is good, and Calphurnia's pleas are proven futile when Caesar disregards her wishes and heads to the Capitol.

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Portia sends Lucius to the Capitol to check on Brutus, and the Soothsayer plans to warn Caesar when he arrives at his coronation.

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Calphurnia has a frightening dream regarding Caesar, and, attempts to convince him not to visit the capitol. Despite Calphurnia's protest, Decius convinces Caesar that she interpreted her dream incorrectly. After much persuasion, Caesar decides to go to the capitol, as Decius claimed that the senate was prepared to appoint him as king.

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The soothsayer comes to Portia and tells her that he is going to try to warn Caesar as The soothsayer feels Caesar is in danger. A worried Portia ends the scene praying the gods will aid Brutus in his endeavors.

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Portia and Lucius meet each other on the street. She asks him to go to the Capitol to check on Brutus, since he was so sick at home. She also asks the Soothslayer that if he knows that if any harm is going to be done to Caesar.

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Artemidorus is trying to warn Caesar about Brutus and Cassius trying to kill him. Artemidorus is telling him to trust nobody and avoid Casca . Artemidorus is warning him to pay close attention to his friends and not trust anyone

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Caesar, after being warned by Calphurnia, orders his servant to tell the priest to make a sacrifice to persuade the gods to protect Caesar. Caesar is then convinced by his wife and the priest to stay home. Decius arrives and then persuades Caesar that the priest and his wife have misread the signs and he should go out in good faith. Brutus and the others show up and Caesar, believing he is among friends, goes forth in good faith.