Question
Based on what happens in Julius Caesar, which answer best describes the effect of the conflict between Brutus and Cassius?
Responses
Cassius is now the man who knows what is best for Rome.
Cassius is now the man who knows what is best for Rome.
It suggests that Antony will soon invade Sardis.
It suggests that Antony will soon invade Sardis.
Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.
Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.
It elevates Brutus as the only noble man.
Responses
Cassius is now the man who knows what is best for Rome.
Cassius is now the man who knows what is best for Rome.
It suggests that Antony will soon invade Sardis.
It suggests that Antony will soon invade Sardis.
Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.
Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.
It elevates Brutus as the only noble man.
Answers
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The best answer that describes the effect of the conflict between Brutus and Cassius in "Julius Caesar" is:
**Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.**
This conflict highlights the strain in their alliance and Brutus's deteriorating mental state, as he becomes increasingly suspicious and distrustful, which ultimately affects their unity and effectiveness in their struggle against Antony and the forces loyal to Caesar.
**Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.**
This conflict highlights the strain in their alliance and Brutus's deteriorating mental state, as he becomes increasingly suspicious and distrustful, which ultimately affects their unity and effectiveness in their struggle against Antony and the forces loyal to Caesar.