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| Act 3, Scene 1-Act 3, Scene 3 |
Act 3, Scene 1: Ventidius has
won a victory for Antony and a procession is made in his honor. Silius asks where Antony is and
Ventidius says he is on his way to Athens.
Act 3, Scene 2: Enobarbus and
Agrippa tell each other news of the roman leaders. They begin to argue about whom Ledipus loves
more, Antony or Caesar. The two men enter with Octavia and Ledipus. Because Antony and Octavia
are travelling to Athens, Caesar and Octavia say farewell to each other, although Octavia seems nervous
about going.
Act 3, Scene 3: The messenger
comes back to Cleopatra giving her descriptions of Octavia. Cleopatra is pleased because she feels
Octavia is no threat to her love with Antony. She also feels remorse that she beat the messenger
the last time he came to her, so she decides she likes him and keeps him in her services. She
leaves to write some letters, but tells her maids she has one more question to ask the messenger.
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