In what scene does Caesar's ghost appear?

In what scene does Caesar's ghost appear?

• A. Act II, Scene 2
• B. Act III, Scene 1
• C. Act IV, to Brutus
• D. Act V, Scene 3

Answer: (C)

The moment is about a supernatural visitation that reinforces fate and guilt. In Julius Caesar, Caesar’s ghost appears to Brutus as Brutus camps with his soldiers, highlighting the consequences of Brutus’s choices and foreshadowing the coming defeat at Philippi. This happens in Act IV, Scene 3, when the apparition speaks to Brutus and tells him they’ll meet again at Philippi, signaling Brutus’s looming downfall. This distinguishes it from other scenes: the night before the assassination occurs in Act II, Scene 2; the actual murder happens in Act III, Scene 1; and the final battle plus Brutus’s death unfold in Act V, Scene 3.

The moment is about a supernatural visitation that reinforces fate and guilt. In Julius Caesar, Caesar’s ghost appears to Brutus as Brutus camps with his soldiers, highlighting the consequences of Brutus’s choices and foreshadowing the coming defeat at Philippi. This happens in Act IV, Scene 3, when the apparition speaks to Brutus and tells him they’ll meet again at Philippi, signaling Brutus’s looming downfall.

This distinguishes it from other scenes: the night before the assassination occurs in Act II, Scene 2; the actual murder happens in Act III, Scene 1; and the final battle plus Brutus’s death unfold in Act V, Scene 3.