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caesar because you cannot be loyal to country until you are loyal to self and your self believes

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because children weren't important to the story as they would say "grown folks business" children weren't looked at as much

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no he would have made the same decisions I believe brutus intent was to kill caesar and he had the people he needed to do it. It doesn't matter how much sleep brutus got he was never in his right mind to begin with, he had one goal and that was to kill caesar

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yes I think the family you were born into is very important those are the people who watch you grow up but I believe the family you choose is so much more important they are now a reflection of you, you get to choose them and they get to choose you.

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yes but anthony is smart he knew how to talk his way out of things without going against a specifc side so yes if he wasn't as smart as he is they would have most definatley killed him

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I believed they would have rose to power and the senate wouldn't have done anything to stop it because they could have been easily manipulated too

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I don't feel as though portias death didn't impacted anything if it did it would hasve been something importnat to show instead of just being talked about.

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There would not have been a civil war, and Brutus and Cassius would have lived.

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Yes there would not have been as big as a conflict

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Calpurnia would probably kill herself because Shakespeare loves to kill people off in a suicidal way.

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I think it was to add more drama and foreshadow on what is going to happen.

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I think that Antony had more of a fight within him because he had a stronger reason to fight more and win the fight.

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I think that the senate would be a afraid to step in and take charge so Brutus and the conspirators would take over the government.

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I would cautiously go into battle but not believe in it completely that I would kill myself for.

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I feel that loyalty to myself is key before being loyalty to someone or something else. If you are not loyal to yourself; than you are not happy and true to who you are.

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I don't think that Antony would want to or need to side with Brutus. Antony would have would have killed Brutus in rage.

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I think it would have been a total different result if they killed Mark Antony as well. I don't think that there would have been a civil war and Cassius and Brutus would have lived.

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I feel like Caesar wouldn’t have been killed because the other conspirators followed along with whatever Brutus wanted to do. Brutus was the leader of the conspirators and the rest of them were followers.

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Loyalty to yourself is the most important thing because if you can’t be loyal to yourself then you can’t be loyal to anybody else.

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I feel that the family you choose is your family for life because you trust them and share with everything you know.

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I think they had Caesar’s ghost in the play to guilt Brutus and to foreshadow what will happen in the future.

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I think that Antony had more to fight for because he was friends with Caesar. Brutus had lost Portia and had nothing left to fight for.

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I feel like there would not have been enough support for the conspirators, and they would not have killed Caesar. If they would have killed Caesar it would not be justified, because Brutus would not be there to give the speech to justify it.

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I feel like having loyalty to yourself because if you don´t have loyalty to yourself you can´t have loyalty to anything else

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I think that it was used as Brutus' conscience or as a sign. His guilt was portrayed in the form of Caesar's ghost.

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I would change the ending because everything was dragged on except for the ending where basically everyone died.

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I would change the most of death within the play because I feel that they weren't necessarily honorable or need.

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I would have liked to see what would have happened if Caesar listened to Calpurnia after she had her dream about his assassination. Would the conspirators still have killed him? Would they have given up on their plan completely?

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I think that if you don't have loyalty to yourself then you won't have loyalty to your friends or country. Loyalty to yourself always comes first.

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I would get rid of that little fight Brutus and Cassius had at the army camp about money. I think it was supposed to show that they were stressed to help explain their suicides a little more, but I think overall it was just kind of confusing and not very useful.

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Family that you choose is more important than the family that you were born into. You chose that family because they didn’t betray you and they were loyal. You left the other family because they weren’t loyal and they probably didn’t care as much as your family.

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I feel like the family you choose is more important, because you choose them so they´ll love and care about you more than the family you are born into because the family you are born into could not care about you at all.

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I think it was just for dramatic effect and for foreshadowing Brutus' death.

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Antony stood out the most to me because he wanted to fight the battle and he never gave up. He fought for what he thought was right and wanted to carry on Caesar’s legacy.

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What would you do if you were in Brutus' position when he saw Caesar's ghost?

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I feel like Caesar would not have been killed. I don't think Cassius would have been able to gain enough support without Brutus because Brutus was so respected and kind of took over to make a plan.

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How do you think the conspirators rallied together to get people on their side?

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What would have happened if Brutus tried to kill Caesar then sided with Antony?

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Micah- Had Brutus known about their plan to assassinate Caesar (and said no to helping), would they had NEEDED to kill him?

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I feel like Shakespeare kind of glazed over her death, but I do think that it did play into Brutus' decision to kill himself at the end. I think that if she was still alive he might have tried harder to live because they did seem to have a good relationship.

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I think Portia’s death impacted the play by letting people know that other people have feelings and that they should be noticed. She was dramatic but she wanted to make a statement.

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What would have happened if Brutus had refused to join the conspirators?

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What do you think happened to Calpurnia?

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What character stood out to you the most? Which one did you want to know more about?

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Micah- I have to disagree with Kalyn. Brutus did seem to have internal struggle with this decision, and this idea was originally planted by Cassius.

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How did Portia's death impact the play?

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If Antony were to have been killed along with Caesar, do you think Brutus and the conspirators would have risen to power, or would the Senate take over?

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Maggie - Yes, they should have killed Antony. There would not have been such a big conflict if Antony wasn't there to convince the citizens to side against Brutus and the conspirators.

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Maggie - Yes, they should have killed Antony. There would not have been such a big conflict if Antony wasn't there to convince the citizens to side against Brutus and the conspirators.

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The family that you choose is more important. The family that you truly love is the reason why that's the better family. If the first born family doesn't love you, then why are they more important in life.

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Antony Assassination Follow Up (Hannah Swenson)

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Antony Assassination Follow Up (Hannah Swenson)

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If they would have killed Mark Antony, what would have been the result in the end? i.e. Brutus not dying, Octavius Caesar, War

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Do you think Brutus and the other conspirators should have killed Antony as well?

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Lucas Weigel                        No, he was very intense in the play. He was gonna do whatever it takes to finish the job he started. He wanted to win and nothing was gonna stop him

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Lucas Weigel                        No, he was very intense in the play. He was gonna do whatever it takes to finish the job he started. He wanted to win and nothing was gonna stop him

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Kalyn- I do think that Antony had more of a passion to fight because Caesar was his friend. So if your friend dies, you are going to want to avenge the other person. Antony definitely wanted to avenge Brutus for Caesar's death.

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What do you think is more important: the family that you were born with or the family that you choose?

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What is going on in Brutus' head as his opinion of Caesar was being influenced by his friends? i.e. Cassius, Casca.

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If I were to change something about how Shakespeare wrote the play, I would've included more information about Caesar before he died so the audience could justify Brutus' desire to assassinate him.

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Jadyn G: Would Brutus have acted differently if he had slept the night before? Explain.

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Why were there no kids in the play?

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What was the significance of Caesar's ghost in the play?

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If you could change one thing about the play, what would it be?

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Do you think that because Antony had a passion to fight for, he fought harder than Brutus?

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Who portrayed loyalty to themself best in the story?

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Which is more important? Loyalty to friends, loyalty to country or loyalty to self

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What does loyalty mean to you? What does loyalty look like or how is it shared?

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Hannah Swenson- Being loyal means staying by someones side through thick and thin. It requires unconditional support.

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Jasmin - Loyalty is to be supporting at all times. So even in the roughest situations you are there for them and supporting them.

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Autumn- It's a lot of trust. You have to do everything you can to make yourself as trustworthy as possible. You can show that you are fully loyal to someone by standing by them through the good and the bad.

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Rachel- being loyal is an someone that can be trusted and is there to stand by you. It also means you  do what you say and prove loyalty through your actions towards others.

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Katrina Steele: In my opinion, loyalty is the ability to be true to oneself and others no matter the situation. If a person is loyal, they stand with a person through thick and thin. I also think that they are willing to tell a person the honest truth. Proving loyalty is something that takes time because you need to show that you won't cross them or betray them.

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Benjamin- To be truthful and honest to someone or something. Being loyal means to "stick with it" no matter how difficult or wrong it may seem. Common examples of loyalty are sticking with the your team even if you don't win a lot, sticking up for a friend, or just being yourself.

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Aiyana- to trust someone without and be there for someone and not leave their side. Loyalty takes time to prove.

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Kalyn- To be loyal means to have someone trust you, and you trust that other person. If you're loyal to someone, you will always stand by them no matter what. When you and another person are loyal to each other, you both have a bond with each other, and you have faith in them and they have faith in you.

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Hannah Stymeist- Someone who honors,trusts, and protects another person. An example of loyalty is being there when someone is in trouble.

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Autym Humann - Being loyal means that you are always willing to stick by someone and they can have complete trust in you.  You prove your loyalty through your actions.

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Kaylee- To be loyal means to stay true to your word and always doing what you promise to do. It's doing the right thing for someone even when it's not the easiest thing to do. Someone can prove their loyalty by not turning their back on others and treating them with respect.

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Aubree - I think being loyal means that you always support whoever you're loyal to and that you are always there for them.

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Paighton- loyalty is being faithful to someone or something. One can be loyal by helping others and comforting others in times of need.

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Micah- To be loyal is to show unconditional faith and trust in someone. To "stick by their side" when times are tough.

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Kadence- It means to be there for someone or something whenever they are in need. You can show your loyalty by your actions and personality. By doing kind acts and being by someone's or something's side at all times. Be true and remain strong in your actions and beliefs.

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Jadon: Loyal means to not go back of your word, be trustworthy, and be a good person. It takes time to prove your loyalty.

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Gavin-Being loyal means staying faithful to the person. You can be faithful in many ways like helping them when they are in need. You need to always be by their side. And never betray them. You should be trusted by your friend/partner. That is what loyalty means.

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Jadyn G - Loyalty means a person is trustworthy and faithful. A person proves his or her loyalty over time. The person must establish trust. People who trust each other are likely to be loyal to each other.

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Shay Boehm- Loyalty means you are trustworthy and can be relied on by others, this can be proved by helping and be there for others when they need it.

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Alexis - It means that you have to stay with something or someone. You apologize even if you think you are wrong. You are always there for someone.

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Lucas Weigel- Being loyal means to stay true to his or her beliefs or just staying true. You can prove your loyalty by doing actions to support your beliefs. Actions do speak louder than words.

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Maggie - Loyalty means staying true to a particular promise or person, and not losing focus on it for other interests. Loyalty is proven over time and through being there for someone and supporting them when needed.

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Leah - Being loyal means you are willing to stand by someone no matter what happens to them, and you can show this by being there for someone in a difficult time for them.

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Hanna- It means that you are able to be trusted and you are there whenever needed. By being there for others.

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What does it mean to be loyal? How does one prove his or her loyalty?