Antony and Cleopatra | Act II, Scenes 6 and 7: Questions and Answers
Study Questions
1. Did Menas exhibit strong confidence in Pompey’s actions in accepting the triumvirate’s offer of peace?
2. In the opening line of Scene 6, Pompey says, “Your hostages I have, and so have you mine.” What are the hostages and why would Pompey and the triumvirate have them?
3. Explain why Antony, in Scene 6, tells Pompey that “Thou canst not fear us.”
4. When Menas and Enobarbus, alone on the stage after the others have exited, discuss the situation, of what do they accuse each other?
5. To whom was Octavia married before she married Mark...
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