Scene summary
Anxious, Portia sends Lucius to the Senate to see how Brutus is, but nearly lets slip the reason for her anguish. The Soothsayer arrives, wanting to warn Caesar and fearing he will be crushed by the crowd; Portia questions him and he withdraws to a less crowded place. Alone, she prays for Brutus's success, feels faint, and sends Lucius back with orders to bring news.
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