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b)Shakespeare reveals the character
Artemidorus as a friend of Caesar's.
Explanation:
Shakespeare introduces the character of Artemidorus and brings the Soothsayer back into the plot. Scene iii consists entirely of Artemidorus, standing on a street near the Capitol, reading aloud a message he has written in which he warns Caesar of the conspiracy and lists each of the conspirators by name. “Here I will stand till Caesar pass along, / And as a suitor will I give him this,” Artemidorus says, adding “If thou read this, O Caesar, thou mayst live; / If not, the Fates with traitors do contrive.” The audience knows Artemidorus will not save Caesar, but will he manage to deliver the message? What else will occur as the Fates “contrive” with the conspirators?
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Explanation:
The chain starts from God and progresses and downward to angels, demons (fallen/ renegade angels) so the answer is god
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hamlet at this point is thinking about committing sui cide. hes comparing death to a little sleep. hes asking if people should really exist. hes asking himself what is the big point of life?
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