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What does Cassius’s description of Brutus as noble rather than the synonym aristocratic tell us about his feelings toward Brutus?
Using aristocratic would be a compliment while noble has become a description that includes sarcasm.
Using noble shows how motivated both Brutus and Cassius are by a love of peace.
Using aristocratic would be insulting to Brutus while noble suggests the positive qualities Cassius sees in him such as dignity, generosity, and compassion.
Using noble is a term of endearment and great respect between longtime loyal friends where aristocratic would be impersonal.
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Using noble is a term of endearment and great respect between longtime loyal friends where aristocratic would be impersonal. "Noble" praises Brutus's honorable character and moral qualities; "aristocratic" would stress social rank rather than personal worth.
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