The best analysis of the casual relationship in the given scene is “This decision will cause Cassius to act on his plans more urgently”
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
The given part in the question has been taken from the Scene 3 of the Act 1 of the Tragedy of Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare, where Casca and Cassius were in casual conversation.
The conversation was about the making of the King, for which Julius Caesar was to be crowned by the Senate, tomorrow. The decision so made by the Senate would let the plans of Cassius go in vain, and as to put his words into action, he had to act in haste.
This decision will cause Cassius to act on his plans more urgently.
Answer: Option C.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the story "The tragedy of Julius Caesar", Casca said that he wanted to stop the tyranny and he said that the people of Rome are very coward. They have got not courage in them to stop the tyranny of Caesar becoming the king so he will only have to take some action from stopping this to happen.
Since he did not want Caesar to become the king and he heard that the people are going to crown Caesar tomorrow to become the king in Italy, so he thought he had to take some action fast and in an urgent manner if he wanted to stop this tyranny from happening. He planned to murder him so that he could save people from taking such a stupid action of crowning Caesar.
