As we have previously discussed, Shakespeare saves some of his harshest condemnation in this play for the lower class members of Roman society. They are shown to be easily swayed, unintelligent, and at times, very violent. Where and how does Shakespeare show the audience his impressions of the “common” Romans? Your answer should include THREE distinct problems with the commoners (and specific examples) OR THREE distinct areas of the play where a common issue (like stupi dity, or violence) is shown in different ways.