Who murdered Julius Caesar?
The Soothsayers warn Caesar to “Beware of the Ides of March” – March 15th – the day he was killed. He is killed by the members of the Senate – and his dying words to his friend Brutus – Et tu Brute? meaning: also you Brutus? The next day, Caesar prepares to go to the Capitol. His wife, Calpurnia, begs him not to, describing nightmares and the many omens in recent days. Caesare refuses to listen though and eventually departs for the senate with Decius leading the way. As he approaches the Senate, the Soothsayer approaches him again with a warning but Caesar ignores him. A man named Artemidorus hands him a letter of warning about the conspirators which he also ignores. The conspirators greet him at the Senate, bow before him and stab him one by one until he is dead. Antony arrives after the murder and feigns support of the conspirators, all the while marking them each for revenge. He asks them their reasons for the murder and Brutus replies that he will reveal the reason during the funer
