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1. I have made difficult choices and I know I still will.
2. I accept reality and make the best out of it
The strange claim that Brutus and Cassius made about Friendship is where they said that they had acted as Julius Caesars' friends by reducing the time it took to be afraid of death.
<h3>Why is the above claim strange?</h3>
Brutus' claim is strange because friends do not kill one another.
Recall that Brutus was not even Cassius' real friend as he had deceived him into the act. True friendship is not based on deception either.
See the link below for more about Julius Caesar:
brainly.com/question/1324420
Sophie worries about her things, but Sydney realizes it is her family that is important.
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