A Picture Fit for Caesar
The picture I took that I could relate to Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, was one of a crown. In Antony’s funeral speech for the Caesar he talks about how he “thrice presented him a kingly crown, Which he did thrice refuse.” Basically what that means is three times Caesar was offered to become the king of Rome, and three times he refused the title. It was one of Antony’s arguments he used to contradict Brutus’ saying of Caesar being “too ambitious.” When I saw the crown, it made me thing about how Caesar had refused the crown, and Antony’s moving funeral speech.
Nice picture. I like how you used a significantly important quote to back up what your saying.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Carrie. I liked how you put one of the most important scenes in the story.
ReplyDeleteNice! I loved how you analyzed that quote and really showed the importance of it.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I loved how you connected the crown to that line. I also agree with Brittany, I loved how you analyzed the quote.
ReplyDeleteGreat connection, and very well written. Nice job in noticing that line! I agree with Courtney. Awesome job! :)
ReplyDeletethere would be a lot of crowns in ancient Rome because of all the emperors and kings goood connection!
ReplyDeleteAgreed, nice job :]
ReplyDeleteI like how you used a quote along with your picture to prove your reasoning
nice crown you used and the connection too is also creative. Also nice how you remembered a certain line and used it as a description for the crown.
ReplyDeleteAwesome job, and I enjoyed how you got straight to the point. Still, you effectively explained how the crown related to Julius Caesar. Also, I LOVED your Shakespeare connection. That was Super creative! Great job!
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