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253 Lend Me Your Ears

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Release Date: 01/30/2025

262 The Deep of Night show art 262 The Deep of Night

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Julius Caesar – Act IV scene 3 Tension between Brutus and Cassius erupts, there’s news of Portia, and Caesar makes an appearance.

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261 Hollow Men show art 261 Hollow Men

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Julius Caesar – Act IV scene 1, 2 Both sides begin to shape and gather their forces in a divided Rome.

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260 Honorable Men show art 260 Honorable Men

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Julius Caesar – Act III scene 2, 3 Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.

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259 The Ides of March show art 259 The Ides of March

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Julius Caesar – Act III scene 1 Caesar, escorted by his friends, arrives at his destiny.

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258 Beast without a Heart show art 258 Beast without a Heart

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Julius Caesar – Act II scene 2, 3, 4 Calphurnia’s dreams add to Caesar’s Delma, as friends and foes hang in the balance.

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258 Beast without a Heart show art 258 Beast without a Heart

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Julius Caesar – Act II scene 2, 3, 4 Calphurnia’s dreams add to Caesar’s Delma, as friends and foes hang in the balance.

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257 O Conspiracy show art 257 O Conspiracy

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Julius Caesar – Act II scene 1  Brutus comes to a bloody conclusion, the faction against Caesar is set in motion, and Portia demands answers.

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257 O Conspiracy show art 257 O Conspiracy

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Julius Caesar – Act II scene 1  Brutus comes to a bloody conclusion, the faction against Caesar is set in motion, and Portia demands answers.

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256 Fear and Warning show art 256 Fear and Warning

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Julius Caesar – Act I scene 3 Cassius finds inspiration in a violent storm, and another ally in the night.

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255 Beware show art 255 Beware

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Julius Caesar – Act I scene 2 Caesar is given a warning, Brutus has private thoughts, Cassius airs some grievances, and Casca tells us what happened.

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