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10 points What underlying meaning can we infer in Brutus' line, "O Julius Caesar, thou art mighty yet"? Caesar mad Titinius kill himself. We should not have kille…

10 points What underlying meaning can we infer in Brutus' line, "O Julius Caesar, thou art mighty yet"? Caesar mad Titinius kill himself. We should not have kille…
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What underlying meaning can we infer in Brutus' line, "O Julius Caesar, thou art mighty yet"?

Caesar mad Titinius kill himself.

We should not have killed Caesar.

We are still discovering the ultimate consequences of our decision to kill Caesar.

People remain too loyal to Caesar.

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The answer is C.

After murdering Caesar, everything started to go downhill for Brutus.

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