As the crowd rises up and insists that it will commit mutiny and bring the assassins to justice, Antony finishes his speech with one final rhetorical flourish. He reads the citizens Caesar's will. Why does the will serve as an effective conclusion to Antony's speech? A. Caesar's will states that all of his possessions are to be given to Brutus.

B. Caesar's will leaves money and a public park to all Romans.

C. Caesar's will grants all of his property and wealth to his widow, Calpurnia.

D. Caesar's will declares that Antony should be named king immediately.