Dont mind me, just taking some notes :) What Cassius says next is even more telling. He cannot believe that Caesar, who once needed Cassius to save him from drowning, is now considered a god. To be seen as a god, one must be truly remarkable, but Caesar's weakness hardly seems god-like to Cassius. Cassius's obvious jealousy makes readers see that his actions against Caesar are done for less than noble reasons. free points i guess lol