Literature in English

allegory

hyperbole

irony

'O Julius Caesar! thou art might yet!

Cassius before the corpse of Brutus

Cassius before the corpse of Caesar

Brutus before the corpse Cassius

Titinius before the corpse Cato

Brutus before the corpse Portia.

after the conclution of the plan to kill caesar

soon after his wife's insisted to know the object of his unusual brooding

as part of his famous address to his fellow Romans

during a brief meeting between him and Cassius on how to counter the forces of Octavius and Antony

after his defeat by the forces of Octavius and Antony.

Antonu, urging Caesar to take the crown

Cassius, urging Brutus to join the struggle to remove Caesar before he grows into tyrant

Brutus, urging that Cassius and himself lead out their forces to meet those of Antony and Octavius at Philippi

Casca, urging that the conspirators explain their cause to the populace before their motives are misunderstood

Messala, urging Titinius to search for Pindarus.

stream of consciousness technique

personal conversation

dialogue

narration

soliloquy.