However, one of the conspirators comes to Caesar's house and persuades Caesar to go the the Capitol as planned, telling him that his wife's dream was misinterpreted. Then he goes to the Capitol. After he arrives, the conspirators surround and stab him. As he dies, Caesar looks up and sees his old friend Brutus among them. Obviously, Caesar is pierced to his heart with the knowledge that the noble Brutus was among the betrayers.
Civil war breaks out.
Mark Antony eulogizes Caesar in an emotional speech that arouses the people against Brutus and the conspirators. After the mob rallies behind Antony and Caesar, Antony reads Caesar's will, telling the people that Caesar has bequeathed to every citizen seventy-five drachmas. Furthermore, Antony says, he has left the people all his walks, arbors and orchards. Both Cassius and Brutus commit suicide. Characters in Julius Caesar .