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HomeJulius CaesarQ & AWhy does Cassius commit suicide?

Act 5. Scene 3.

Asked by on 5/17/2012 9:11 AM Last updated by Jen T #972587 on 1/24/2020 6:10 AM
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Cassius had decided (in the farewell scene) that he would commit suicide if they lose the battle as he was not willing to go bound as a prisoner to rome. Cassius , on hearing from pindarus that Titinius was captured by Antony's soldiers, is overcome by grief and decides to commit suicide.

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