Question

match each moral dilemma to the theme it helps develop.

antony must decide whether to confront the conspirators.
caesar must decide whether to heed warnings and signs.
brutus must decide whether to join the conspiracy to kill caesar.

loyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends.
do what you can to survive and live to fight another day.
fate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it.

Explanation:

Analyze Brutus's dilemma

Using the Moral Dilemma Analysis and Julius Caesar Characters knowledge points:
Brutus is torn between his personal love for Caesar and his civic duty to protect Rome from potential tyranny. By choosing to join the conspiracy, he demonstrates that his commitment to the Roman Republic outweighs his personal friendship, developing the theme: "Loyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends."

Analyze Antony's dilemma

Using the Moral Dilemma Analysis and Julius Caesar Characters knowledge points:
After Caesar's assassination, Antony must decide how to react. Instead of immediately attacking the conspirators, which would result in his death, he strategically shakes their hands and delays his confrontation to ensure his survival and prepare for a future counter-strike, developing the theme: "Do what you can to survive and live to fight another day."

Analyze Caesar's dilemma

Using the Moral Dilemma Analysis and Julius Caesar Characters knowledge points:
Caesar faces multiple warnings, including Calpurnia's dream and the Soothsayer's warnings. His struggle to decide whether to stay home or go to the Senate highlights the tension between free will and destiny, developing the theme: "Fate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it."

Answer:

Moral Dilemma	Theme
Caesar must decide whether to heed warnings and signs.	Fate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it.
Brutus must decide whether to join the conspiracy to kill Caesar.	Loyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends.