Question

How do Brutus’s and Caesar’s dilemmas in these passages contribute to meaning? Both dilemmas are fueled by a desire for power. Both dilemmas lead to broken trust and loyalties. Both dilemmas are revealed through soliloquies. Both dilemmas lead to Brutus and Antony conspiring against Caesar.

Answer 1

How do Brutus’s and Caesar’s dilemmas in these passages contribute to meaning?

A.) Both dilemmas are fueled by a desire for power.

B.) Both dilemmas lead to broken trust and loyalties.

C.) Both dilemmas are revealed through soliloquies.

D.) Both dilemmas lead to Brutus and Antony conspiring against Caesar.

Answer is B

Answer 2

The dilemma of Brutus and Caesar in these passages contributes to meaning because they are fueled by a desire for power. (Option A)

What was Brutus' Dilemma?

Brutus struggles with the dilemma of whether or not killing Caesar is right.

It is a dilemma because at that point, Ceasar had not yet done anything wrong.

Hence the dilemma is whether or not to wait until Caesar has committed a wrong before killing him.

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