In Act II, Scene iii, Caesar's friend Artemidorus is reading a letter that he intends to give to Caesar. What does he want to tell Caesar?
He feels bad, but he tells Caesar that even though he is his friend, he doesn't think Caesar should be crowned
king because it wouldn't be good for Rome.
O He urges Caesar to be careful of certain people Caesar because they all plan to kill Caesar. If Caesar is
overconfident, they might succeed.
He advises Caesar to plan a party and invite all of the people listed in the letter so that he can get on their
good side.
O He wants to invite Caesar to have tea with him later that afternoon to discuss politics.