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What is most likely the reason that Shakespeare has Caesar day these words “and you Brutus?”

What is most likely the reason that Shakespeare has Caesar day these words “and you Brutus?”
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What is most likely the reason that Shakespeare has Caesar day these words “and you Brutus?”

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Brutus was Caesar’s friend but has betrayed him.

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I just did the assignment and that was the correct answer

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User CrispinH
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To show that Caesar was surprised that Brutus, a man he trusted, betrayed him.

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