In act ii of julius caesar, which character says, “thrice hath calpurnia in her sleep cried out ', they murder caesar! "

Julius Caesar

Explanation:

These words are spoken by Julius Caesar in Act II, Scene 2. In this scene, Julius Caesar is complaining about the night he had. He tells us that Heaven and Earth were both noisy, and that Calpurnia cried this out in her sleep. Calpurnia enters and she conveys how nervous she is about the day. She tries to convince Caesar to stay home, but he is not convinced by the bad omens and decides to carry on with his day.

1: indirect

2: indirect

3: direct

4: indirect

5: direct

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