What is an example of irony in Mark Antony's speech? A. Mark Antony calls Brutus "an honorable man" many times but he actually provides evidence that Brutus is not honorable. B. Mark Antony says that Caesar has "wept over" the conditions of the poor but he actually provides evidence Caesar was laughing at them. C. Mark Antony refers to Caesar's will as a legal document when he actually means it was his wishes and desires. D. Mark Antony says, "Caesar loved you," but he actually means that Caesar showed contempt for his people.
