Which best explains Decius's motivation for interpreting Calpurnia's dream in a positive way? He wants to see Caesar triumph before all of Rome. He wants to draw attention away from the conspiracy against Caesar. He doesn't want to believe that Caesar is in danger. He doesn't believe in omens.

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Which best explains Decius's motivation for interpreting Calpurnia's dream in a positive way? He wants to see Caesar triumph before all of Rome. He wants to draw attention away from the conspiracy against Caesar. He doesn't want to believe that Caesar is in danger. He doesn't believe in omens.

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Ireland Hernandez · Answer 1

He wants to draw attention away from the conspiracy against Caesar.

Decius needs Caesar to ignore Calpurnia's warnings because he needs Caesar to go to the senate so that the conspirators can follow through with their plan to kill him. He spins Calpurnia's dream so that Caesar feels comfortable going out.