Antony and Cleopatra
Antony and Cleopatra | Act III, Scenes 12 and 13: Questions and Answers
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1. Whom does Antony send as an emissary to Octavius (Caesar)? Why?
2. What response does Octavius give the emissary?
3. When Antony challenges Octavius to a sword duel to settle the matter between them, does he believe Octavius will accept the challenge? Why?
4. What is Enobarbus’ opinion of Antony’s challenge to Octavius?
5. What action does Enobarbus contemplate as a response to Antony’s challenge to Octavius?
6. Why does Antony order the servants to whip Thidias?
7. Did Thidias ask for mercy during the whipping?
8. Who was the...
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- Antony and Cleopatra: Introduction
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- Act I, Scenes 1 and 2: Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scene 3: Summary and Analysis
- Act I, Scenes 4 and 5: Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scenes 1 and 2: Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scenes 3, 4, and 5: Summary and Analysis
- Act II, Scenes 6 and 7: Summary and Analysis
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- Act III, Scenes 2, 3, and 4: Summary and Analysis
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- Act III, Scenes 8-11: Summary and Analysis
- Act III, Scenes 12 and 13: Summary and Analysis
- Act IV, Scenes 1, 2, and 3: Summary and Analysis
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- Act III, Scenes 5, 6, and 7: Questions and Answers
- Act III, Scenes 8-11: Questions and Answers
- Act III, Scenes 12 and 13: Questions and Answers
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- Illustration: Cleopatra and her court
- Illustration: Cleopatra and the Soothsayer
- Illustration: Antony and Charmian
- Illustration: Octavious and Lepidus discuss Sextus Pompeius' challenge
- Illustration: Pompey's men discuss situation in Messina
- Illustration: Lepidus urging Antony and Octavius not to quarrel
- Illustration: Predictions of Ledipus' demise in Pompey's galley
- Illustration: Antony's troops bear the body of Pacorus as a symbol of victory
- Illustration: Cleopatra and Antony at Antony's camp in Actium, Greece
- Illustration: Cleopatra and Enobarbus discuss defeating Octavius
- Illustration: Antony and Cleopatra conflict aboard the Pelopponesus
- Illustration: Antony ordering Thidias to be whipped
- Illustration: Antony showing emotion toward Cleopatra at Thidias' whipping
- Illustration: Antony addressing his troops before battle
- Illustration: Antony's premature celebration of victory with Scarrus and Cleopatra
- Illustration: Cleopatra and Antony's final words at her monument before he dies
- Illustration: Antony tries to commit suicide after Eros kills himself
- Illustration: Guard saving Cleopatra from killing herself
- Illustration: Cleopatra dancing with asps brought to kill her and her servants
- Illustration: Dolabella finds Cleopatra and her servants dead
- Iras, Soothsayer, Charmian, Mardian, and Alexas in Stratford Festival production (1967)
- Battle scene in Stratford Festival production (1967)
- Attendant, Alexas, Mardian, Charmian, Iras, and Cleopatra in Stratford Festival production (1993)
- Lepidus, Octavius Caesar, Antony, soldier, Sextus Pompeius, Maecenas, Menas, Agrippa, and Dolabella in Stratford Festival production (1976)
- Antony, Cleopatra, Eros, Charmian, and Iras by Henry Tresham
- Antony, Cleopatra, and attendant
- Charlton Heston and Garrick Hagan in film adaptation (1973)
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