Which statement gives evidence for brutus's tragic flaw in the tragedy of julius caesar?

brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder caesar.
brutus finds honor in taking his life when his armies are defeated.
mark antony decides to go to war against the conspirators to avenge caesar.
the audience pities brutus because he has good intentions but is still defeated.

The statement that gives evidence for Brutus's tragic flaw in "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is A; Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar.

Explanation:

Brutus decides that Caesar will die in Act II, Scene I. He is in his garden walking and pacing when he is heard saying to himself "Caesar will need to die." He understands, without a doubt, that Caesar is going to become the new king. He has his own worries that Caesar may become corrupted by power. He has misgivings about his thoughts when he realizes that he has never seen Caesar give in to power before. As he continues to be consumed by the thoughts he is having, he compares Caesar to the egg of a serpent and decides he must be killed.

the correct answer is A. on Edge

Explanation:

Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar.

the answer is most likely c. it shows us that the rules that the pigs make can change on a whim whenever it suits the pigs purpose.

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killed them

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