<span>Antony is a very good friend of Caesar and was not convinced by the reason Brutus gave for killing Caesar .he wanted to avenge Caesar's death .in his famous soliloquy he says that he will stir the roman crowd to mutiny and there will be a deadly cold war in Rome he does so first by calling Brutus and the conspirators honorable men as Brutus had already made an impression on the mob and Antony did not want to get in trouble by calling them traitors. next he tells them of all the noble deeds of Caesar and how he not been ambitious in refusing the crown thrice when offered to him earlier. then he told them how he had cared for the Romans with all his heart. he then shows them the wound marks on his body made by the conspirators to emotionally stir up their minds. at last he shows them his will in which he had left all his private property to the general public of </span>Rome<span />
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Answer : <em>B) A Bishop wrote me the other day: "It seems to me that something greatly needs to be said in behalf of ordinary humanity against the present practice of carrying horrors of war to helpless civilians"</em>
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Which technique should a reader not use to help create a tone and mood when reciting a poem?
Answer: Out of all the options presented above the one that represents the technique that a reader should not use to help create a tone and mood when reciting a poem is answer choice C) Regional Accent. This is mostly used to characterize the people depicted in the poem or to give the reader insight of the geographic location and culture.
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Question: <em>What does Tom buy Myrtle on their way to the apartment...?</em>
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<em>Myrtle herself buys the other things. The only Tom has given her is the puppy and pays for the apartment in the city, where the two of them meet for their affair. This apartment is where they have the party and Tom ends up breaking Myrtle's nose. Nick is introduced to all of this in chapter two.</em>
<em>The puppy in The Great Gatsby is significant in two ways. First, it represents an attempt by Myrtle to solidify and domesticate her adulterous relationship with Tom. ... Later, the puppy plays a larger, more significant role in the novel. He is actually the reason George Wilson discovers his wife's infidelity.</em>
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