In act V of "Julio Ceasar" we can see that Lucillius lets himself be arrested, pretending to be Brutus, who was the one who really should be arrested.
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Although you did not present the passage that this question refers to, after reviewing the context of your answer choices and after researching similar questions to yours, we can conclude that this question is about Act V of "Julio Ceasar" and refers to moment when Antony tries to arrest Brutus.
This happens in scene IV of Act V, where we can see:
- Brutus and Lucillius are very loyal to each other.
- This loyalty causes Lucillius to influence Brutus to flee from Antony's pursuit.
- Lucillius, however, doesn't run away and lets himself be trapped by Antony's soldiers, to give Brutus time to escape.
- Lucillius pretends to be Brutus, until Antony sees that his guards have arrested the wrong man.
- Lucillius tells Antony that Brutus will never be taken prisoner by anyone.
- Antony, decides to release Lucillius because he doesn't want him as an enemy.
With this, we can conclude that the combat of Brutus and Antony is much more complex than Antony imagined, as Brutus does not act alone, but with influential and powerful men who can protect him.
It is important to remember that this play was written by Shakespeare and tells the story of how the Roman dictator Julio Cesar was the victim of a conspiracy to kill him.
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