Lincoln
05-24-2005, 06:07 PM
Just a thought. After reading the play I noticed that after the death of Caesar the play sort of calms down. The essential climax is in the middle of the play and the last two Acts are merely a short tale of what happens to those who tried to keep Rome free. I'm not an expert in Shakespearian writing (I'm in year 10), so I'm not sure if this is a common theme or wether Shakespeare did this as a one off. It may even have been due to the period when this play was written. The ghost was something the people of his time liked to see in a play, maybe so is this long tail. as I said before it’s just a thought.