In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from historical events

and embellished on the event details

and developed historical characters

but altered the outcome of those events

but changed the historical time period

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Jaidyn Franco

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20 December, 14:31

In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from historical events

and embellished on the event details

and developed historical characters

but altered the outcome of those events

but changed the historical time period

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Mariela · Answer 1

The correct answer is: and embellished on the event details.

Indeed, one instance is the assassination of Caesar. In the play, it takes place in the Senate Capitol, which is of course a very symbolic area. However, in real life it was carried out at the Theater of Pompey. Real life is even more symbolic since many of the conspirators had been close to late Pompey and the choosing of such place to murder Caesar was also an act of revenge. Also, Caesar was stabbed 23 times in real life and 33 times in the play; no doubt for dramatic purposes. Finally, in real life Caesar never uttered the words "Et tu Brute? (you also, Brutus) ?".

Felipe Clayton · Answer 2

and developed historical characters

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In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from historical eventsand embellished on the event detailsand developed historical charactersbut altered the outcome of those eventsbut changed the historical time period

In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from historical events

and embellished on the event details

and developed historical characters

but altered the outcome of those events

but changed the historical time period