Candle from the Conspirators Camp

Candle from The Conspirators Camp
Origin	The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Type	Candle
Effects	Causes ghostly visions of Julius Caesar
Activation	Lighting
Collected by	Warehouse 11
Section	Dionysus-336
Aisle	Stratford-Avon-653M
Shelf	32080-92214-102
Date of Collection	04.05.1761
[Source]

"How ill this taper burns! Ha! who comes here?

I think it is the weakness of mine eyes

That shapes this monstrous apparition.

It comes upon me.—Art thou any thing?

Art thou some god, some angel, or some devil,

That makest my blood cold and my hair to stare?

Speak to me what thou art."-The Tragedy of Julius Caesar (act IV, Scene 2)

Origin

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Is the dramatized version of the assassination of Julius Caesar. Although the title bears the name Julius Caesar, many argued that the protagonist is actually Brutus. In the play after assassinating Caesar. Brutus and his fellow conspirators flee Rome and set up an army camp in the fields of Phillipi ready. Before the battle between the conspirators and the triumvirate, Brutus sees the ghost of Caesar taunting him about his eminent defeat.

Effects

When the candle is lit, those near the candle would see a ghostly vision of Julius Caesar. The ghost would recite his lines and after he finishes he will vanish.