Drawing of Calpurnia's dream (with explanation)

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'''Calpurnia, Caesar's wife is very anxious. She had a dream that Caesar's statue was like a fountain with one hundred spouts, pouring blood. Caesar first agrees with her and agrees to tell Antony that he is not well so he would be able to get out of going to the senate. That is when his ambition gets in the way and with the help of some manipulation, he decides to go to the Senate.'''