What happens to Cassius at the end of Julius Caesar?

He avenges Caesar and commits suicid by running into his own sword.

He loses the battle but reconciles with Antony and Octavius.

He dies after Pindarus, at his request, stabs him with his own sword.

He survives the battle and declares Brutus the most noble Roman.

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Cory Cameron

31 August, 04:21

What happens to Cassius at the end of Julius Caesar?

He avenges Caesar and commits suicid by running into his own sword.

He loses the battle but reconciles with Antony and Octavius.

He dies after Pindarus, at his request, stabs him with his own sword.

He survives the battle and declares Brutus the most noble Roman.

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Fatima Baldwin · Answer 1

Cassius requested the Pindarus to stab him with his own sword which he used to stab the Caesar.

Explanation:

Cassius is the one who plotted for the assassin plan of the Caesar. He is loyal and general of the Caesar. Due to the political difference between them, he used the Brutus to kill Caesar. After the death of Caesar, there was the arose of civil wars in Rome. In the civil war, the Cassius lost to the mark Antony. After that he regretted his sinful act to the Caesar he wanted to repent for it. So he requested the Pindarus to stab him with his own sword as a sign of repent for his activity towards Caesar. He lost his life by saying that he was avenged with the same sword which he used to kill the Caesar.