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Caesar gives up the fight and dies.

Explanation:

Caesar had already been stabbed multiple times before Brutus comes to also stab him. This is when the phrase "Et tu, Brutus?" happens in Shakespeare's play. By then, after being stabbed by his own friend, Caesar seems to lose his will to live.

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