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A summary of Act 5 begins with Antony and Octavius preparing for battle with Brutus and Cassius's army. They briefly parley with Brutus and Cassius, the two sides exchanging insults with one another. As Cassius prepares for battle, he admits that he has started to believe in fate and omens more than he once did; he and Brutus bid one another farewell, acknowledging that it may be the last time they see one another. Brutus and Cassius's army then fights Antony and Octavius's army. The armies fight one another to a draw, but Cassius, mistakenly believing the battle to be lost, dies by suicide. The battle continues; some of Brutus's forces are killed and others are taken prisoner.

The Julius Caesar act 1 scene 1 summary shows that the conflict between the tribunes is one of the political power and class. While the tribunes feel that they are above the plebeians, the cobbler shows that he is far more intelligent through his wordplay. This reversal upsets the tribunes. Their admonishment of the crowd's celebration is directly tied to this perceived insult and shows how the tribunes try to reassert their political authority. This scene establishes many themes of the play, while simultaneously providing information about events that happened before the play began. The conflict between the crowd and the tribunes is an early example of the power and fickleness of the public. This appears more prominently in Mark Antony's famous speech: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him." (3.2.72-3)

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