How is Antony characterized by his words and actions in Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 1?In your opinion is the Antony we see in this scene consistent...

The Antony we saw earlier was heartbroken. He was totally
concerned with avenging Caesar's death.

Antony seems to
have changed. He seems to be driven by power himself. He talks about dividng the power
of the world in three positions. Then he states that Ledipus is a jackass and is not fit
to reign with him.

He is insulting and cold. He appears to
have changed into someone who once was against the conspirators into someone who is
concerned with power and ruling.

Antony who earlier shared
with the people how Caesar had left them in his will now is concerned with how he can
reduce what the people will get.

It is clear that Antony is
more about gaining power than avenging Caesar's death. He has come to enjoy power. He is
driven by gaining power. He is now not willing to divide the power three ways. He
belittles Ledipus.

Antony is making a list of who will die.
Some on the list are relatives.