... , it would have been obvious of the class distinction by their dress, such as expensive robes for the upper class. Instead, this version was more modern, the important characters were in business-like suits, and their wives were dressed smartly. The rioters were dressed to look like thugs, which did set the right atmosphere. The only costume, which I disagreed with, was the Oracle's. In Shakespeare's play ... beaten up just because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was taunted with questions like "What is your name?" and "Whiter are you going?" he was so scared it look genu...

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... in modern world will be cultural and religious. This statement is also relevant to ancient world where major conflicts were cultural and religious. Shakespeare has blended the contrasting elements in the play and he highlight that whatever the lovers do has repercussions in the world. The play, ... would avail nothing." There is always tussles among people for power within same society which result to chaos, anarchy and bloody revolutions. Shakespeare depicts their inner conflict in the form of strained relationships among Antony , Caesar, Lepidus and Pompey.But Caesar is shrewd statesm...

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