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Here, the citizens of Rome are crying out to Brutus "We will be satisfied! Let us be satisfied!" At first, it may seem that they are stating that they will be happy no matter what Brutus says as long as he says something. But what they may also be doing is //demanding// the information. They may be saying "You will tell us. Tell us now." Regardless, Shakespeare uses this line to show the confusion among the people of Rome, and their desire for information about Caesar's death.

"American Rhetoric: Movie Speech from Julius Caesar." __American Rhetoric__. Web. 22 November, 2011. .

-Peyton Chance