Antony:
would ruffle up your spirits and put a tongue
in every wound of caesar that should move
the stones of rome to rise and mutiny.
shakespeare, the tragedy of julius caesar
in this passage from julius caesar, why does mark antony say this to the
crowd?
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a. to stir up the emotions of the audience
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b. to present facts about caesar's death
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c. to ask the crowd a rhetorical question
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d. to establish credibility with the crowd