The strange claim that Brutus and Cassius made about Friendship is where they said that they had acted as Julius Caesars' friends by reducing the time it took to be afraid of death.
<h3>Why is the above claim strange?</h3>
Brutus' claim is strange because friends do not kill one another.
Recall that Brutus was not even Cassius' real friend as he had deceived him into the act. True friendship is not based on deception either.
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I guess its sequence will be ethos pathos logos
Answer:
"The daylight is coming," Dave said. "We should go now."
Explanation:
In the second option, the phrase "The daylight is coming" is lacking quotation marks. The third option is chaotic because it has no punctuation whatsoever. Finally, the fourth option is nearly perfect, but the comma after said should be a period because "We should go now" is independent from "The daylight is coming."
What would be the question exactly?
I think Cath is the most memorable one because she is relatable for me. I have same problems as her. She has a social anxiety disorder, and only things that makes her happy are writing her Simon Snow fan fictions for her followers and writing her fiction in writing class. So cath is a freshman in university with her outgoing sister. Her sister will stop being a fangirl so Cath will have harder time for making friends. Book shows reality of fangirls. Cath have a hard time letting go her fandoms, and being more social. So most memorable thing in the book was develop of Cath for me.
