Antony and Cleopatra

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Antony and Cleopatra | Act IV, Scenes 7, 8, and 9: Questions and Answers

Study Questions
1. What is the meaning of Agrippa’s comment at the opening of Scene 7?

2. How does Scarrus react to the existing situation?

3. What does Scarrus mean by saying, “I’ll halt after”?

4. What did Antony mean by referring to “Hectors” at the beginning of Scene 8?

5. What does Cleopatra promise Scarrus for his bravery and valiant behavior?

6. In Scene 9, what is Enobarbus’ attitude?

7. Why did Enobarbus die?

8. Octavius’ soldiers overhear Enobarbus’ soliloquy just before his death. What is their reaction to what he is saying?
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