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Line 1: {{work\|wppage=Julius Caesar (play)}} [[File:Death_of_Caesar_9167.jpg\|~~frame~~thumb\|350px\|I wonder what will happen next]] {{quote\|''"[[Famous Last Words\|Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar.]]"''}} Line 20 ⟶ 19: For the man himself, see [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]. ---- {{tropenamer\|page=Julius Caesar}} ~~=== [[Trope Namer]] for ===~~ * [[Et Tu, Brute?]] {{tropelist\|page=Julius Caesar}} ~~=== Tropes ===~~ * [[Adaptation Distillation]]: The plot was taken wholesale from Plutarch's biography of Caesar. Shakespeare wrote some extremely good dialogue for it. * [[Ambition Is Evil]] Line 150: [[Category:School Study Media]] [[Category:Julius Caesar]] [[Category:Theatre]]▼ [[Category:William Shakespeare]] ▲[[Category:Theatre of the 16th century]]