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Cassius his standards taken sends Titinius to identify approaching horsemen while Pindarus watches from a hill Pindarus mistakes

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By saying he has turn d enemy Cassius means that his own soldiers have become his enemies through their retreat This reveals

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By making Brutus believe that all of Rome shares his unease Cassius turns his own private grievance into Brutus s

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In this scene from JC ACT5 Cassius and Titinius find themselves in a dire situation on the battlefield of Philippi where Cassius

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Cassius asks Brutus what he plans to do if they should lose the battle Brutus rejects suicide calling it cowardly and vile 104 but

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Cassius initially expresses relief as he observes that the enemy seems to be retreating but soon realises that his own troops are in

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In fact it is his loyalty to Titinius that spurs him to kill himself out of guilt as it was Cassius who sent Titinius to scout out the enemy

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Cassius and Titinius enter with Cassius carrying a battle flag Cassius tells Titinius that when his own flag bearer started running

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Cassius is upset because he is afraid his men are running away from the field of battle He tells Titinius that he personally killed his