The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

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Set against a backdrop of political tension, the dialogue reveals the discontent and social hierarchy in ancient Rome. Characters engage in a conversation that highlights the importance of labor and identity, questioning the roles of commoners during a festive day. The interaction between Flavius and the commoners underscores themes of class struggle and civic duty, as they confront the implications of their trades and attire in a society marked by unrest and celebration.