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Why did Portia commit suicide in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar?

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Why did Portia commit suicide in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar?

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  1. The drama shows her as an unwilling pawn in Caesar's death when she discovers Brutus talking to the other senators about it. She is torn between protecting Brutus and lying to Calpurnia. She is driven to insanity by Brutus' death and kills herself by swallowing a burning coal.


  2. bcoz her loved one is dead
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