Question

What is cassius’s moral dilemma in this passage? he must decide if fate will help him win the battle. He must choose loyalty to caesar over loyalty to his country. He must choose to let the gods determine his next course of action. He regrets sending his best friend to die in front of his eyes.

Answer 1

The dilemma Cassius is facing is the decision of sending his friend and regretting this decision as he is about to die in front of his eyes.

What is a dilemma?

A dilemma is a situation, in which, the possibilities available are equally difficult or tragic.

What dilemma is Cassius facing?

Cassius decides to sent Titinus, his best friend to check if some troops are allies or enemies. This implies risking his best friend life. Moreover, later the troop disarm Titinus and Cassius is afraid of seeing how the troops kill Titinus.

Note: In this question the passage is missing; here is the passage:

Cassius:

Come down, behold no more.

O coward that I am to live so long,

To see my best friend ta'en before my face.

[Pindarus descends.]

Come hither, sirrah.

In Parthia did I take thee prisoner,

And then I swore thee, saving of thy life,

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Answer 2

Answer: D

Explanation:

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