This is a weird parallel but in Caesar speaks, Ceaser talks to Brutus how we can change the tide but in Storm song it’s kinda the opposite in that we can’t change what’s happening (“you can't escape it, Can't delay it, no point racing rain clouds”)

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This is a weird parallel but in Caesar speaks, Ceaser talks to Brutus how we can change the tide but in Storm song it’s kinda the opposite in that we can’t change what’s happening (“you can't escape it, Can't delay it, no point racing rain clouds”)

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Cassius line 'what makes me so different?' in Shall Rome and the fact that the actress (Savy Jackson) is a Black woman adds a lot to the line to be honest.
It’s so interesting that in Julius Caesar most of the main characters all share the same fatal flaw or trait that is naivety.
For example the most prime example is Mark Antony who has this childlike wonder of the world and while he gets more cautious, and he keeps this idolized version of Caesar throughout. We see that it comes up again in Mark Antony and Cleopatra which leads to his eventual downfall.
Next we have Caesar who ignores all the warning signs of his own assassination, ignoring the warning about the ides and Calpurnia, and ignores Brutus pleas about the changing times. Which again leads to his downfall.
We also have Brutus himself, which firstly he falls for the letters from the conspirators and then later ignores Cassius warnings about Mark Antony, which again leads to Mark Antony.
Lastly we have the Conspirators and the people of Rome who constantly go between the people who have the most sway, rather that be Caesar, Cassius, Brutus, and Mark Antony or even Pompey. For example Brutus sways the conspirators to not kill Mark Antony after Cassius suggests it, Cassius sways the Conspirators to kill Caesar and mark antony before Brutus puts a stop to it. We see how Caesar is being praised at the beginning and after Brutus speech ridiculed, Pompey we know used to be praised and now his death is being celebrated, mark Antony sways the public after Brutus speech and they then go on a death march basically ending the republic.
The only character we do not see this really in (though he does have his moments) is Cassius himself. For all his faults he does accurately identify the outcome of the situation (Caesar,mark Antony, the war and it’s end, and his fate)
the 3 genders: friends, romans, and countrymen.
I am NOT going to get hyperfixated on Julius Caesar 🙂↕️

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obsessed with brutus tbh. ironically i feel like one of the most interesting things about him is his total lack of autonomy and sense of self. like. the three songs in the EP that prominently include him are (1) "nooo pretty please don't be a dictator :(" (2) "oh god he's becoming a dictator and there's nothing i can do about it" and (3) WWMDDD (what would my dead dad do) which ends with him deciding to kill caesar, a choice which is both heavily being pushed on him by his friends & fellow statesman but is also informed by his shaky definition of what it actually means to be the "honorable man" everyone knows him as
and i think my favorite part of all of it is that the one decision he makes that seems to be completely his (swaying the conspirators into keeping mark antony alive & establishing him as caesar's successor) is widely considered to be a Bad Move and does Not go well for him
stolen off instagram but i laughed so hard when i saw this
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is that a knife in your pocket or are you just happy to see me, hehehe wait what-
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A mad senator! 🔪
Really love whatever the fuck it was that Brutus and Cassius had going on

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Making some bullshit
“For you I’d take the knife” is such a fun like in the conspirator song because it literally forshawdows their fates (in the way they die) and how gay there being
Can I say that the conspirators plan was just really stupid, like I get that they had a day but couldn’t you think of something a bit better.
Like maybe not stab him in the back (because that wasn’t honourable) or like just say that he started a fight; like who was going to say that happened (certainly not Caesar). Also maybe you shouldn’t have left mark Antony alone and or at least monitored what he said.
Something I really appreciate about this take on Caesar is that it lets you choose how you feel about the characters.
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caesar the musical ep appreciation post
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go listen im lowkey obsessed and cant stop listening to it!! its so good!!

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"where is my omen, father?/ where is my sign?"
I love Grace's vocals so much in this song
one thing that i find really interesting is the way everyone’s introduced in so political: caesar, of course, as the controversial politician; cassius as prideful, and then everyone else is introduced in the context of their relationship with caesar: antony, his right hand (borrowing the musical’s phrasing bc i can’t think of anything better); calpurnia, his wife; and brutus, who we are given no information about asides “the one caesar trusts / loves”. which is wild actually. with calpurnia we at least get something about HER, the fact that SHE loves him. with brutus it’s just “yea caesar likes this guy :)” which is excellent from a storytelling perspective, but also. like. pretty hilarious imo