The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Acts IV - V

A bookShakespeare’s play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar follows the dramatic plot structure.  In Act IV you will experience the falling action, and Act V will uncover the denouement. Act III of the tragedy ends with a republic in a state of turmoil, strife, and confusion. The citizens of Rome are now in an uproar and there is utter chaos. As you move into Acts IV and V, you will explore the outcome as the plot unravels. You will also continue to explore persuasion.

Essential Question

  • How can persuasion be used to motivate as well as to manipulate?