Fate Vs. Freewill Acrostic by seven

From the crowd a soothesayer calls out, "Beware of the ides of March!"

A call of fate brushed off by Caesar.


Terribly loyal Anthony will do anything for Caesar.


Establishing ideas of the crown in Brutus' mind, a


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Foresight that Cassius hopes for.


Revealing his intentions, Cassius says "men at some time are masters of their fates..."


Earnest belief that fate is in one's self, Cassius denies the signs of fate from the gods.


Earsplitting thunder cracks through the air, men on fire, owls during daylight, lions walking the street.


Warnings from the gods, bad omens that warn the people of Rome something has troubled the heavens.


Imminent torment and trial is foreseen. But for who? Caesar? Cassius? Brutus? The people of Rome?


Let Cassius' plan commence with Cinna placing letters of admiration near Brutus to find... Will the plan work?


Labeled 'King' of Rome is Caesar's fate but does he want it? Do the people of Rome want it? Will the angry gods have a role in his fate or will free will take over and put the bidding into someone else's hands. Possibly Brutus...