Answer:
the first or second one
Explanation:
Which reason explains the irony in Brutus' speech best? The conspirators' plot involves killing Caesar's body, but not his spirit. The conspirator's plot involves killing Caesar's spirit, but not his body. Caesar's spirit will save Caesar's body from the conspirators' plot.
Kronos was the father of all the gods, but Zeus, Poseidon and Hades were the first of his children.
Um I believe it’s the second one, the adventures just because of what and how he talks about it and how that’s incredible to talk about and what he did growing up
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Explanation:
The answer is D
Explanation: In the second half of the passage it states that he haid sent them a "token of his very great affection". This of course means that the answer has to be D: the children’s host in Chesham still cared about them after they left.
