We can say that Brutus was a patriot because he was fighting for the rights of the roman citizens, even though he made a plot against Ceasar. A sentence that supports the idea is: "With this I depart: that, as I slew my best lover for the good of Rome, I have the same dagger for myself when it shall please my country to need my death.". Two Ideas that counterpart the idea that Brtus was a patriot: 1) "<span>Had you rather Caesar were living and die all slaves, than that Caesar were dead, to live all free men?" probably stating how he wanted caesar to be dead. and 2) "Caesar you can rest now, I didn't kill you half as willingly" expression that also denotes hate for the person who was governor.</span>
well, if was desinged to speek diffrent langues to make peolple understand what people are trying to say like hello is in english but if we were in france we would say Bonjour
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The ancient Greeks called it hubris -- wanton insolence or arrogance resulting from excessive pride or passion. It is the classic temptation of mortals who, finding themselves garbed in the unaccustomed robes of leadership or success, start imagining themselves bulletproofed against disaster -- and so tempt the fates.
Explanation:
The Author uses this argument in the context of the youth of America.
Explanation:
The reason behind the same can be :-
1. Evidence- The author used the youth as the proof as to how the technological revolution brought about a change in the people and there behavior after the technology and the gizmos were invented as the technology got advance.
2. Current Scenario-Seeing the present it is realized that technology and its up gradation has done both pros and cons to the American Society.
I believe the type of figurative language is Imagery.
