Which statement describes a catastrophe in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar?
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C. Brutus’s armies are defeated.
<h2>Explanation: </h2>In literature, a catastrophe is the final event of extreme misfortune, or a disaster, that completes the unraveling of the plot. Brutus’s armies being defeated is catastrophic because Brutus is the protagonist, or the good guy in the story. Brutus's life depends on his army, and because it has been defeated, Brutus is certain to die.
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