The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare: Act 3.1
Which Statement is true?
A.) Cac...
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The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare: Act 3.1
Which Statement is true?
A.) Caccius' desire for fame and Brutus' patriotism for Rome is the central conflict of the play and reflects the theme of publicity.
B.) Caesar's increasing power and the conspirators' fear of tyranny is the central conflict of the play and reflects the theme of ambition.
C.) Calpurnia and Caesar's marriage is the central conflict of the play and reflects the theme of misconception.
D.)Portia and Brutus' marriage is the central theme of the play and reflects the theme of honor.
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