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In today's video we unpack the tragic events that unfold on the battlefield. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In our final video for the year, we analyze the costs that come with choice in Albert Camus' "The Guest". Remember to place any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we march closer to war as opposing forces, Antony & Octavius vs. Brutus & Cassius, meet on the fields at Philippi. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we cover the final part of Franza Kafka's "Metamorphosis", looking at Gregor's final sacrifice for his family and what themes are prevalent in the short story. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we analyze the War of Wits: Brutus vs. Mark Antony. Who will succeed in winning the hearts of the good people of Rome? Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we continue our analysis of "Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka. As Gregor's transformation continues to take hold, we look at how this impacts his family and their changed reactions towards him. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we finish analyzing the first scene in Act III where we find that there is more to Marc Antony than meets the eye. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we analyze the first part of Franz Kafka's magnificent short story "Metamorphosis". Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video, Caesar finds himself in the Capitol on the ides of March. True to character, he continues to walk blindly into the trap that Cassius and the other conspirators have set for him. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video we begin our journey into 20th-century literature, our final unit for the year. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video, Caesar and Calpurnia discuss the ominous signs from the night before. Unmoved by Calpurnia's fears (and spurred on by one of the conspirators), Caesar makes the fateful decision to go to the Capitol on the Ides of March. Remember to leave questions in the comment section below.

Today we dive into the final sections of "How Much Land Does a Man Need?", unpacking the moral lesson that Leo Tolstoy wants us to take away from the story. Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In today's video, Pakhom yet again seeks to acquire more land. But at what potential cost? Remember to leave any questions in the comment section below.

In this video we finish our analysis of Act II Scene I with a powerful scene of love and devotion between Portia and Brutus. But will this be enough to save Brutus from the terrible event to come on the ides of March? Remember to leave questions in the comment section below.

Video #27: Julius Caesar, Act II Scene I (Part 2)

Video #26: How Much Land Does a Man Need? (Part 2)

Video #26: Julius Caesar, Act II Scene I (Part 1)

Video #25: How Much Land Does a Man Need? (Part 1)

Video #25: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene III (Part 2)

Video #24: Author Study - Leo Tolstoy

Video #24: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene III (Part 1)

Video #23: Introduction to Realism

Video #23: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene II (Part 3)

Video #22: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene II (Part 3)

Video #22: Faust's Study (Final Video)

Video #21: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene II (Part 2)

Video #21: Faust (Part 4)

Video #20: Julius Caesar, Act I Scene II (Part A)

Video #20: Faust's Study (Part 3)