Antony and Cleopatra Act 2, Scene 4

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Rome, Italy. On the street.

(Lepidus, Mecaenas, and Agrippa enter)

Lepidus: Don’t worry about it anymore. Please, go.

Agrippa: Sir, as soon as Mark Antony kisses Octavia, we’ll leave.

Lepidus: Goodbye then. I’m sure you’ll both look good in your uniforms and armor when I see you later.

Mecaenas: If I’m right, we should reach Mount Misenum before you, Lepidus.

Lepidus: Well, you have a shorter way to go. I’ll need to go the long way so you’ll probably get there two days before me.

Mecaenas and Agrippa: Good luck, sir!

Lepidus: Goodbye.

(all exit)

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