Two men try to warn Ceasar against going to the Senate: The Soothsayer and Artemidorus.
At the begining of the play, a Soothsayer warns Caesar to “beware the Ides of March,” but he ignores the warning. When Caesar departs for the Senate in the company of the conspirators, the Soothsayer tries once again to warn him about the danger he is facing, but fails once more.
Artemidorus, a citizen, gives Ceasar a letter, warning about the conspirators. But, again, Caesar refuses to read the letter, ignoring the warning.
