Julius Ceasar speech response

What was said on my paper for the response people had to how I spoke the short speech from Julius Ceasar was:

1. Speak the sense, not the lines. Punctuation indicates pauses and such.
2. More energy! Good pronounciation.
3. Good pace! But try to have more intonation
4. Emphasize! Bring the life in your lines
5. Great monologue to choose, but could've used more intonation and rhythm to emphasize it!

Response to:

1. I dont really understand what he/she meant. Speak the sense? I think theyre saying that I should speak whatever the lines actually mean, to actually add the feeling behind them, and understand what they mean...if that is what this person is saying, then I agree. I need to speak how it is written, and speak how it means as a whole. The punctuation point I also don't really understand either, what punctuation are they talking about? The punctuation already written on teh script? I think they meant that I should speak how the llines are written and enunciate where it is need, where it is meant for each word. If that is what this person meant, then I think I was already doing that...
2. I DEFINITELY agree that I need more energy. I need to add the force and "Epic"-ness behind each word. I think I was just a bit shy and I don't really like being too loud in front of people, I seem to get embarrassed very easily. But I should definitely work on it, and work on adding more feeling. As to the pronounciation part, I think I was alright at the part also, I don't think my articulation or pronounciation were too bad.
3. I guess that is another way of saying that I should add more feeling behind my words, more pronounciation, and louder pronounciation.
4. I think this is just reiterating what the other points were saying, I need to add mroe life to my lines, I need to add more feeling.
5. I like this response, because it makes me feel good about my monologue and is more constructive, saying something good and then something I need to work on. I know I need to emphasize, which I already know I need to work on. To work on emphasizing I think I should underline the parts of words that need emphasis and then use those underlined words to drive the point of the monologue through.