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In 'Julius Caesar', Brutus' decision to join the conspiracy is based on his belief that Caesar's power poses a threat to Rome. How does Shakespeare depict Brutus' internal conflict?
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- 1Through the public reaction to Caesar's death
- 2Through his guilt over the assassination
- 3Through his interactions with Caesar, which show his loyalty
- 4Through his soliloquies, which reveal his sense of honor and duty✓
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Through his soliloquies, which reveal his sense of honor and duty
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