A: Despite what my enemies might say, I am very much out to help the people of my kingdom�I mean� the people of Rome. Every decision I make despite what some might say, is only to benefit the people and never me.
Q: Why did you go out of your house even when your wife begged you not to go?
A: Well, even though my wife did warn me, it was just a silly dream. People have bad dreams all the time and it doesn't mean anything. Besides, it was a happy dream, it was the symbolization of me bringing the revival of Rome. I can't just hide whenever my wife has a bad dream, what would the people think of me then?
Q: How do you feel about Brutus helping the other conspirators and assassinating you?
A: I just can't believe that someone so honorable as Brutus would help the conspirators and even take part in killing me. I considered him one of my closest friends and he betrayed my trust. I can't believe that he would do that to me.
Q: Are you happy with the way Mark Antony handled things after your death?
A: I think that Mark Antony did the right thing. The people who plotted against me and killed me in cold blood should be killed and not left alive to cause more anarchy and chaos. I think that Cassius got off too easily. How could someone that weak have been able to assemble those conspirators? I feel like a fool when I think that I was tricked by him.
Q: Do you feel that the conspirators got what they deserved?
A: I feel that the conspirators didn't get what they deserved. They got off too easily. Most of them just killed themselves or worse, they had their servants do it for them. These weak minded men who killed me and threw Rome into chaos should have been captured, humiliated, and executed in front of all of Rome. I feel this is the only way that they would get what they deserved
Q: Do you think that Brutus' death was an honorable one?
A: Even though I cannot think of why Brutus could have done this to me. I do think that he realized what he had done in the end and therefore died honorably.