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The play, Julius Caesar, is about a struggle to maintain or gain power. The tragic nature of the play can teach a lesson about the abuse or misuse of power and the dangers of obtaining and wielding power over others. What can Shakespeare’s tragedy Julius Caesar teach its audience about power? (100-word response required). *Look at how Caesar, Antony & Cassius use and abuse their power over others in the play. Analyze how they manipulate others, lie, are arrogant and stubborn, etc. Consider how their actions affect others.* ▲

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