Answer:
It creates an ominous mood that hints at the conflicts of the play.
It recaps past events that happened in the play or offstage.
Explanation:
The correct arrangement of the text such that it makes logical literry argument is:
- Option 3
- Option 2
- Option 1
- Option 5
<h3>What is a logical argument?</h3>
A logical argument is an argument whose premise, and assertions are not based on emotions or opinions but on facts
Hence the right arrangement is as follows:
- In William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, Roman nobles, including a Caesar's friend Brutus plot against Caesar
- Brutus is a character who symbolizes loyalty because of his overall commitment to Rome
- For example, Brutus explains that it was “Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more.” Therefore, although Brutus feels badly about betraying his friend, he knows it was the right thing to do.
- Nevertheless, some may argue that the disloyalty Brutus shows to his friend Caesar diminishes his character.
- However, Brutus’s goal of supporting the common good for his country justifies his actions.
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The correct answer here is D.
In most cases, like almost all cases, group affiliation is voluntary and the individual voluntarily becomes a part of the group. Status on the other hand is largely assigned by others as status is defined as the relative respect/competence that is assigned and according to other people and members of the society.
