Julius Caesar returns to Rome as a victorious general but faces jealousy from members of the senate who fear he may become a tyrant. Brutus and other senators conspire to kill Caesar. On the way to the senate, Brutus convinces Caesar to ignore Calpurnia's warnings and omens of danger. At the senate, Brutus and others stab Caesar to death. Brutus justifies the act by claiming they killed Caesar for Rome, but Mark Antony turns the crowds against the conspirators with his speech at Caesar's funeral.