Which line expresses that Marc Antony should die along with Caesar?

• A. Brutus
• B. Cassius
• C. Caesar
• D. Casca

Answer: (B)

Cassius expresses the plan that Antony should die along with Caesar, showing his ruthless pragmatism in shaping the conspiracy. He argues that Antony, if allowed to live, could rally support against the conspirators, so removing him with Caesar would prevent any future threat and cement their control. This line captures Cassius’s willingness to sacrifice even Antony to secure their power and to keep the plot unified. The other characters aren’t voiced to push that specific tactic: Brutus is guided more by ideals about the republic, Caesar is the target they aim to remove, and Casca doesn’t articulate that strategy. Understanding Cassius’s stance here reveals his influence over the scheme and why he pushes for Antony’s death alongside Caesar.