What Is Portia's Behavior In Julius Caesar

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William Shakespeare the author of Julius Caesar. In this story, Portia the wife to Brutus feels based on his behavior something is bothering him. He had urgently left the bed and the night prior and he arose from supper as he walked about, as something is bothering him. Portia begins to beg her husband to tell her what is on his mind and why he was being so secretive. Portia has a tone of serious concern, as she feel she has been left in the dark. As his wife, she is not used to seeing him or his mind so distributed and secretive. As in line 242, “when Portia says, I asked you what the matter was, you stared upon me with ungentle looks.” It is apparent that Brutus behavior is vastly different from his past actions.
As Portia describes

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