At the beginning of Act I, Scene iii, when Casca describes the thunderstorm, why is he upset?
A. He is worried that the thunderstorm is really the sound of fighting.
B. He is afraid that Caesar is angry and will blame him for the weather.
C. He is afraid that he will be hit by lightning and will be killed.
D. He is afraid that the gods are angry and something bad will happen.

Question

At the beginning of Act I, Scene iii, when Casca describes the thunderstorm, why is he upset?
  A. He is worried that the thunderstorm is really the sound of fighting. 	
  B. He is afraid that Caesar is angry and will blame him for the weather. 	
  C. He is afraid that he will be hit by lightning and will be killed. 	
  D. He is afraid that the gods are angry and something bad will happen.

cakt07 · Answer

? Okay, so do you have a passage to go with this or.. what?

anonymous · Answer

No