n people, and this is most definitely true with Antony; the imminent threat of hostilities by Pompey and his pirate fleet. He, Lepidus and Caesar resolve to meet and barter with Pompey, and we see the old firebrand that was Antony revived.
             The soothsayer scene in 2.3 shows us how some vestige of doubt lingers in Antony's mind, for consulting a ha'penny fortune teller is hardly the rational course for a great leader known for his brash confidence. By merely asking the question 'whose fortune shall rise
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