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Act 1
Rome is celebrating Caesar's return from defeating Pompey, but not everyone is happy. Cassius starts working on Brutus, planting the idea that Caesar is dangerously ambitious and…
Act 2
Brutus makes his decision. He convinces himself that killing Caesar is the right thing for Rome, even though he admits Caesar hasn't actually done anything wrong yet.
Act 3
Caesar is killed in the Senate. The conspirators think they've saved Rome.
Act 4
The aftermath. Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus form a ruling alliance and start marking names for execution.
Act 5
The battle of Philippi. Things go badly for Brutus and Cassius almost immediately.
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