Mark Antony was very loyal and was one of the very few people who stuck by Caesar when everyone was rejoicing at his death.

He was a ruthless orator. His words swayed the Romans, who at a point of time, were blaming Caesar for being ambitious.

He was a clever statesman who knew the length and breadth of diplomacy. He was cautious too as he joined hands with the conspirators though he was seething with rage inside.

He was calculating but loved the riches of life too. He coldly planned a war with Brutus' and Cassius's army, by joining hands with Octavius Caesar.

And the grandchildren have small surprise for the grandfather.in which they make a plan to meet their grandfather's  favorite singer for this they start collecting the money before 3 months they save their pocket money they did not eat anything from outside only they want to give special and unique present on their 75th birthday.this one is about their grandchildren but their children also make a plan in which they invite all the relatives and friends or groups member of the army because grandfather was a army retired officer and the members also give surprise to the grandfather in which they give the first gun and weapons which grandfather    use first time in his first army fight.and they makes a collage also in which all the group members are there as well as head officer and after when birthday day is come all family members are behaving normal and none wish the grandfather by seeing this grandfather feel not good he feels unhappy but like wise when time is going then slowly slowly by hiding from the back of grandfather all relatives are come and surprise also ready but grandfather is not there all are searching the grandfather but after one or two hours when he come back all are hides like the grandfather opens the door all give surprise to the grandfather by seeing this grandfather feels very happy and excited but he come with someone else when he entered the room all are seeing that person with their open eyes. then he introduces that he is my good friend. and everything is normal and happy and the birthday was very happy happy ending of the day of the movement.

Patol Babu practiced very hard on his one-word
dialogue.  He went to a secluded corner
and started enunciating the syllable in various ways. Along with that he worked
out how he would react physically when the collision took place--how his
features would be twisted in pain, how he would fling out his arms, how his
body would crouch to express pain and surprise--all these he performed in
various ways in front of a large glass window. And when his turn for shooting
his scene came, he gave a flawless performance.

Anne was a bright-minded teenager who knew what was best for her life. Hiding in a small attic from Nazis had many rules to follow because the Frank family did not want to get caught by Nazis. “During the day we mustn’t make any noise that might be heard downstairs.” Anne did not like all these rules but she was still capable of following them all. I respect Anne for her ability to respect and follow all the rules in the Secret Annex. I would have never been able to follow all the rules. Anne knew that following the rules would save her from the Nazis which make her a smart girl. Anne kept going strong and stayed bold during the Holocaust which is why she is well known now. I think Anne is a girl who would have been the most successful women in her time.

Living in a small attic with a bunch of people can get annoying. Anne is a nosy and naïve girl who talks and asks many questions. Everyone in the attic tries to change her attitude by lecturing her, but Anne will only listen to herself. “I have a lot to put up with and have to pretend to be deaf in order to escape the old, much-repeated ticking-off and warnings.” I think Anne is a type of person like me because she does not listen to people only when it is important. “I’m generally considered to be the most badly behaves of the three people.” The people in the attic say Anne is the least favorite because she rebels against people and is extremely talkative. The attic is a small place to live in so people have a tiny bit of patience and gets mad easily. Anne is usually the one who makes the whole room angry with her behavior. I can relate to Anne because we both love making people around us mad and we both are nosy little kids. 

One person who has big arguments with Anne was her mother, Mrs. Frank. Anne and her mother do not bond well; Anne likes her father more than her mother and says she only loves her father. “Finally I told Daddy that I’m much more fond of him that Mummy.” Her mother gets upset because Anne never goes to her for any help. I think Anne has the right to only love her father because throughout the book, I saw that her mother is not greatly caring. Her mother keeps trying to get Anne to love her but Anne just does not love her mother. Her mother understands Anne’s feelings but still gets upset. “I don’t want to be cross, love cannot be forced.” Anne keeps trying to love her mother but just cannot which shows she tries and never gives up.

Anne Frank was a young lady many people around the world respected and I am part of those many people. She developed from an obnoxious girl to a cultivated young lady. She gave everyone vivid details about the difficult times she had during the Holocaust. Anne wrote much informative wisdom in her well-known diary. Anne was a brilliant writer who had the ability to get readers to picture what she wanted to say. I feel that Anne was a brave girl because she stayed strong and did not panic during the Holocaust. Anne was a girl who changed the world which gives her an important role in everyone’s life. She taught me a valuable lesson which was to never give up and stay strong.

John described Helen as long and angular woman with enormous fishy eyes behind big bone-rimmed spectacles and her hair in a tight wad at the back of her head.

Calpurnia sees ill-omens that predict the death of Caesar beforehand. The heavens predict the  death princes and great kings. All these were unnatural happenings and indicated bad omen. Thus  heavens “blaze forth” the death of Julius Caesar. All this signalled that someone as powerful as  Caesar was bound to suffer.