Mark Antony during his speech in act 3.2 of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, he was described as a manipulative man, dramatic and even calm. He is manipulative because he discreetly manipulates people through his speech. He is dramatic and at the same time calm as he delivers his speech but he was never emotional.
In the act 3.2 ANTONY enters with CAESAR’s body and the Plebeians talk about Caesar's death, Antony's tone remains very high and angry. When the Plebeians ask him to mount the podium. Antony talks about the honesty and ambitions of Caesar instead of his bad deeds. Since Caesar was Antony's friend that is why he defends him in front of the public and Plebeians.
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