Cassius works on his scheme about persuading Brutus to sway from Caesar. Brutus is a principled man who believes in the idea of Roman republic. However, Cassius's devious plan makes him to change his attitude towards Caesar. Cassius writes letters from the name of people of Rome and throws them from Brutus's window. The purpose is to discredit Caesar via these letters and make Brutus to go against him.
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Answer:
Duke: Be clamourous! Unfold the passion of my love. Act my woes!
Explanation:
This quotation from the Twelfth Night best develops the theme of, "Troubles come and go. Don't take things too seriously," because the other quotations/answer choices wouldn't make any sense since they're just statements of dialogue.
The word clamourous means to be loud. When I think of the word loud, the word serious doesn't associate with it, so this could be the Duke's way of saying to not take things too seriously.