In Act 1, Cassius is trying to persuade Brutus against Caesar. This would make him a betrayer. It shows that Cassius is against Caesar in all ways possible. Especially when he saved Caesar and he acted like a little sick girl. Cassius's persuasion eventually wins over Brutus and that's why the outcome of Julius Caesar, was what it was.
<span>The theme of chapter 4 "The Cylinder Opens" is this feeling where, for once, Victorian society has to admit they don't have all the answers about the universe. There's this overwhelming feeling of disgust and horror from the people as this repulsive, yet somehow advanced, being emerges from the cylinder, asserting this crushing feeling that we don't understand everything.</span>
It is subjective because in research scientist usually write in detail.
Poseidon, when he blinded his cyclops son
