When Caesar had finally Got the blow of Brutus

2.  Caesar didn’t fear
 About the
 Roomers and warnings
 And he had been
 Finally stabbed by
 The Conspirators
 One after the other

3.  When Caesar had finally
 Got the blow of Brutus
 He uttered
 “Et tu, Brute?”

4.  Against the advise of Cassius
 Brutus allowed
 Mark Antony to deliver
 A funeral oration
 For Caesar in the
 Market place
 Where the croud had their gathering

5.  Brutus delivered that
 All the conspirators are
 Doubtful about
 Caesar’s power & his ambitious nature

6.  After hearing the
 Noble cause
 Being expressed by Brutus
 To murder Caesar
 Which enabled the croud
 To calm themselves

7.  Antony at first
 Praised the conspirators
 And addressed them as
 “HONOURABLE MEN”

8.  Antony remembered:
 The benevolent act of Caesar
 Caesar rejected the crown 3 times
 Caesar’s will stated
 That the
 Public land & money
 Should reach
 All the Roman citizens

9.  The speech of Antony
 Turned the calm croud
 To become a
 Murderous riot

10.  The situation
 Forced the conspirators
 To flee
 Away from Rome