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Which statement describes a catastrophe in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar?
The funeral mob supports the conspirators and joins Brutus’s armies to defeat Antony.
The audience feels pity and fear over Brutus’ loss of his friend, Caesar.
Brutus’s armies are defeated.
Brutus is easily manipulated to join the conspiracy.
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"Brutus’s armies are defeated."
Explanation: In Shakespearean tragedy the catastrophe is the final disastrous event (the hero's downfall). Brutus’s defeat (and his subsequent suicide) is the catastrophe of Julius Caesar.
Explanation: In Shakespearean tragedy the catastrophe is the final disastrous event (the hero's downfall). Brutus’s defeat (and his subsequent suicide) is the catastrophe of Julius Caesar.
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