Question

What is Cassius referring to by 'lofty scene'?

Options

• The act of killing Caesar, which Cassius regards as a noble deed in order to save democracy.

• The ceremony of waving their daggers in the air

• The scene where Caesar had referred to Mt. Olympus

• When Casca had struck Caesar

Answer 1

The act of killing Caesar, which Cassius regards as a noble deed in order to save democracy.

Explanation:

Cassius considers Caesar's assassination a great and noble act. He believes that killing Caesar will restore Roman freedom and prevent tyranny. The phrase 'lofty scene' reflects his attempt to give the murder a heroic meaning.