Question

What does Shakespeare mean by the phrase "bad strokes” as spoken by Antony in this passage? weak hits poor shots evil deeds harmful words

Answer 1

C. evil deeds

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Step-by-step explanation:

Right after Antony says "bad strokes," he says to Brutus, "Witness the hole you made in Caesar’s heart, crying ‘Long live, hail Caesar!’" The way Antony says this to Brutus is implying that Brutus did an evil deed. Antony uses emotional language like "hole" and "heart" to further imply that Brutus did an evil deed.

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Answer 2

C. Evil Deeds

Step-by-step explanation:

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