Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar

The soothsayer warns about his impending doom (along with all the other creepy omens in the play) suggests that Caesar’s fate is already decided. On the other hand, why would the soothsayer bother warning Caesar if there was nothing he could do to prevent his death.

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I believe the operative word in this scene is "Beware". The soothsayer is issuing a warning.

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