Shakespeare's dramatization of the assassination scene in the play was very similar to Plutarch's account of the event. Once Caesar walks into the Senate all of the conspirators gather around him to petition for Metellus Cimbers' brother who was banished from Rome. All of the Conspirators support his cause for his brother. The conspirators anger Caesar and Caesar repeals their demand. Casca then stri

fact that Casca was the first to strike Caesar and that Brutus was the last person to strike Caesar.

Shakespeare took the facts that Artemidorus knew about the conspiracy and tried to warn Caesar. Shakespeare added the verbal reading of the letter and Caesar's' rejecting to look at the letter.

Artemidorus' attempts to warn Caesar were also different in Shakespeare's version than in Plutarch's version. In Plutarch's version, Artemidorus wrote down the information about the conspiracy and said, "Read this one Caesar, and read it quickly and by yourself. I assure you that it is important and concerns you personally." Artemidorus then gave Caesar the letter, but Caesar did not get the chance to read it. In Shakespeare's play, Artemidorus said, "Caesar, beware of Brutus; take heed of Cassius; come not near Casca; h

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