I think yes but I’m not sure
Answer:
3. Greed
Explanation:
The passage mentions "The sort of rage that is only seen when rich folk that have more than they can enjoy..."
it talks about the greed rich folk have and provides commentary on it.
I believed it was Brutus, as he's the one giving the whole speech after the whole murder showdown went down but I'm not 100 percent sure on it. I would have to flip a book to it but that would take some time.
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i might be wrong but i think this is the answer
F. Scott Fitzgerald struggled with addiction for most of his life. When he matriculated in Princeton in 1916, he had already been struggling with alcohol for a while. His problem increased with each passing year. He had many traits that we nowadays associate with addiction, such as reckless behaviour, excessive risk taking and several emotional problems. Between 1933 and 1937, he was hospitalized for alcoholism eight times. This made him unable to deal with the emotional problems that Zelda's illness brought (she was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1930). The combination of the illness and the alcoholism, enhanced by the fact that neither one could make significant progress on their artistic careers, led to their estrangement and to Scott's death.
