This is an ex of a cacophony The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! This excerpt from Lewis Carroll's “Jabberwocky” is perhaps the most famous example of cacophony with harsh and loud sounds in invented words like “brillig,” “gimble,” “borogoves,” and “Jugjub”!
Antony is trying to rile up the audience to get them to riot and revolt against Brutus and the conspirators. He says that if Brutus was him he would use such words that would inspire even the rocks and stones of Rome to mutiny. This is his persuasive technique.
I think the answer is "me"
Answer:
I suggest application and order