The best interpretation of caesar’s attitude about his possible death is; D: His end will be decided by the gods.
<h3>What is the best interpretation of the statement?</h3>
According to Julius Caesar, the predictions given by Calpurnia speak of his death.
Julius Caesar replies her saying indirectly, that death will happen to him as much as it will happen to anyone in the world even though he states that if it is purposed by the gods, it cannot be avoided.
Finally, in response, Calpurnia cautions him implying that there is a difference between kings and beggars because when beggars die, comets are not seen. In other words, the death of a beggar may not be nearly as impactful as the death of a King.
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