I chose this item in relation to Antony because he uses this against the citizens of Rome to persuade them that Caesar truly cared for Rome and its people. In Act 3 Scene 2, Mark Antony explains how the citizens should not go against Caesar, but to thank for him what he had done for them. Something so small and simple could make an impact on a group of people. Whether it's true or not, Antony uses the will that was written by Caesar, to make a big impact on the citizens of Rome using persuasion. He does this so effectively because even though he didn't read the will, it easily convinced the citizens to think that Caesar actually did some good to them before he died.
First, this was a really enticing title. Great job, because it quickly caught my attention and made me want to read it. Also, I appreciate your creativity in creating a prop. Lastly, fantastic explanation on how it relates to the play and it's lasting impact/significance.
ReplyDeleteNice explanation. It could have symbolized two things as well. Noice job
ReplyDeleteGreat analysis analysis about Antony and his speech. Great job
ReplyDeleteGood explanation. I like how you included the part about being true or not, it builds suspicion..... Nice job.
ReplyDeleteShowing your own prop from the play was clever. I agree with your explanation too. Nice job backing up your point with actions of Antony from the play.
ReplyDeleteGood job! The title tells me what the subject is and nice job on explaining the importance of the will whether what was in the will was true or not.
ReplyDeleteNice job! I almost forgot about the will that Antony held. I like how you wrote your name there to prove it was your picture! Great explanation!
ReplyDeleteI really like your title. I agree with Jessica, it drew me in and made me want to read it. I also really like the way you explained the significance of the will. It's something that I almost forgot about. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI like the title too. it was a really good explaination. nice job :)
ReplyDeleteThe will was extremely important in the story. I wouldn't have thought of this! you're right about how something so simple can have a huge impact on the story. Good job! (:
ReplyDeleteGood job cydeny! I like your title also, the will was very important in the play as well as Antony's persuasive point on how Caesar did something good for his people before his death.
ReplyDeletegood and creative connection , very original , i agree with you and think that without this the play would be totally different !
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I love your creativity in making your item and also the way you connected to the play!
ReplyDeletenice connection because the will was a very key prop in the whole 'persuading the people that ceasar loved them' thing of ordeal
ReplyDeleteThe red bow got my attention! It made me think of Antony reading the will which got the people angry. Great connection!
ReplyDeleteUsing an eye-catching title was really creative of you, and I like how you put extra work into the assignment by making your own prop.
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