Why citizens feel guilty? (In act 1 scene 1 of julius casear)
Dear Student,
Given below is the answer to your question. However, please check the question if the specified scene is Act I, Scene I.
The citizens feel guilty because they had blindly believed the words of Brutus and assumed that Caesar was killed for the good of the nation. However, when Antony makes his speech, they are convinced about the motive of the conspirators and the intention behind killing Caesar. They also realise the goodness of the leader through his speech.
I hope you find this answer helpful. Please post more questions on the forum to be assisted by our team.
Thank you.
Given below is the answer to your question. However, please check the question if the specified scene is Act I, Scene I.
The citizens feel guilty because they had blindly believed the words of Brutus and assumed that Caesar was killed for the good of the nation. However, when Antony makes his speech, they are convinced about the motive of the conspirators and the intention behind killing Caesar. They also realise the goodness of the leader through his speech.
I hope you find this answer helpful. Please post more questions on the forum to be assisted by our team.
Thank you.