The impact of repeating Brutus is an honorable man in the funeral speech in Act III of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar contrasts the perception of Brutus with the actions of Brutus.
<h3>How is the contrast generated in Julius Caesar?</h3>
When Marc Antony delivers the speech at the funeral, in the Act III of the play Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare, he intends to bring an attention of the audience that the way he quotes Brutus is completely in contrast to the way his actions.
Hence, option C states about contrast in Julius Caesar.
