Read the following passage from Act V, Scene v carefully and then choose the correct answer. Brutus Farewell, good Strato. [Runs on his sword] Caesar, now be still, I did not kill you with half as much resolve. [Dies.) What does Brutus express in his final words before death? He expresses that he is glad that he will now be able to see his wife Portia again. He says that he doesn't regret killing Caesar, and he is sure it was the right decision. He curses Caesar for being ambitious and causing this whole mess in the first place. He says his apologies to Caesar's spirit, asking the great leader to finally rest in peace.​