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read cascas lines from act i, scene ii, lines 268 - 272.
... three or four 268
wenches, where i stood, cried alas, good soul! and for - 269
gave him with all their hearts. but theres no heed to be 270
taken of them; if caesar had stabbed their mothers, they 271
would have done no less. 272
what inference can be made about casca?
casca has little respect for the people who celebrate caesar.
casca expects caesar to become a violent ruler.
casca is envious of caesars popularity.
casca was moved by caesars kindness toward the crowd.

Explanation:

Casca describes the people as overly emotional and not to be taken seriously. He implies that their support for Caesar is irrational, as he says "if Caesar had stabbed their mothers, they would have done no less" in terms of showing support. This shows a lack of respect for the people celebrating Caesar. There is no indication in the text about expecting Caesar to be violent (no mention of future actions), no sign of envy (no comparison of his own status to Caesar's popularity), and he is not moved (he dismisses their actions).

Answer:

Casca has little respect for the people who celebrate Caesar.