Q1. The watchman has seen a lioness giving birth in the streets and the graves were opening to swallow the dead. There was a fighting and wars that he witnesssed before his eyes and the blood from this fighting fell upon the land.
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Q2.Calpurnia feared that some body was going to murder Caesar.
Q3. THE QN IS NOT CLEARRRRR
Q4. Having experienced an anominous dream, Calpurnia enters the scene declaring to Caesar, "You shall not stir out of your house today." Naturally, mighty Caesar refutes her, "Caesar shall forth"; he adds that whatever threatens him always runs when he faces the threats. But, Calpurnia is persistent, claiming she has never believed in omens before, but is frightened this day, the Ides of March; furthermore, there is a man relating bizarre occurrences in the night such as a lioness has given birth in a street, and graves have opened and ghosts have screamed.
But, she herself has had a dream that greatly disturbs her because she fears that it portends grave danger for Caesar. In her dream, Calpurnia has seen Caesar's statue as though it were a fountain, pouring blood from a "hundred spouts; many "lusty Romans" came up to this statue, and they bathed their hands in this blood, all the time smiling.
Q5. Decius is pretty sly. Decius tells Caesar that Calpurnia's dream was misinterpreted. The fountains of blood pouring from Caesar's body that Calpurnia saw reflected the new life Caesar is giving to Rome, not his death.
Decius was very clever and well educated person and he knows that caesar wanted to hear his praise ,due to this he takken advantage of this by saying that calipurnia dream was wrongly interpreted rather happy roman will come and wash there hand by the blood of caesar and take aspirations from him and his fame will be spread over all rome and everybody will inspire him Thud on listening this he was convinced to do so.
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Diya Joseph.... 8 years, 9 months ago
Q1. The watchman has seen a lioness giving birth in the streets and the graves were opening to swallow the dead. There was a fighting and wars that he witnesssed before his eyes and the blood from this fighting fell upon the land.
FOR A MORE CLEAR ANSWER FOLLOW THE LINK GIVEN BELOW;
http://www.meritnation.com/ask-answer/question/elaborate-the-scenes-seen-by-the-night-watchmen-chapter/julius-caesar/10772005
Q2.Calpurnia feared that some body was going to murder Caesar.
Q3. THE QN IS NOT CLEARRRRR
Q4. Having experienced an anominous dream, Calpurnia enters the scene declaring to Caesar, "You shall not stir out of your house today." Naturally, mighty Caesar refutes her, "Caesar shall forth"; he adds that whatever threatens him always runs when he faces the threats. But, Calpurnia is persistent, claiming she has never believed in omens before, but is frightened this day, the Ides of March; furthermore, there is a man relating bizarre occurrences in the night such as a lioness has given birth in a street, and graves have opened and ghosts have screamed.
But, she herself has had a dream that greatly disturbs her because she fears that it portends grave danger for Caesar. In her dream, Calpurnia has seen Caesar's statue as though it were a fountain, pouring blood from a "hundred spouts; many "lusty Romans" came up to this statue, and they bathed their hands in this blood, all the time smiling.
Q5. Decius is pretty sly. Decius tells Caesar that Calpurnia's dream was misinterpreted. The fountains of blood pouring from Caesar's body that Calpurnia saw reflected the new life Caesar is giving to Rome, not his death.
Decius was very clever and well educated person and he knows that caesar wanted to hear his praise ,due to this he takken advantage of this by saying that calipurnia dream was wrongly interpreted rather happy roman will come and wash there hand by the blood of caesar and take aspirations from him and his fame will be spread over all rome and everybody will inspire him Thud on listening this he was convinced to do so.
WILL EXPLN MORE CLRLY IF NEEDEDDDDDD
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