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Brutus wants to keep Portia out of the conspiracy to protect her.
In Act 2, Scene 1 from Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," Portia confronts Brutus about his unusual demeanor and demands that he tells her what has troubled him. Brutus, who has been planning Caesar's murder and is meeting the conspirators, asks her to leave but comforts her by promising her that he will later tell her what the matter is.
Answer:According to the speaker, the best "lack all conviction" and the worst are full of "passionate intensity." (THE SECOND COMING ) What vision troubles the speaker's sight?
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1st answer? One must defer dreams to perserve them
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they start seeing similar patterns within their relationship
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for an example let's say you're driving down the street and you see a man beating up a woman. As a human instinct, you would feel in your gut that this is wrong. you may even want to intervene and choose not to in that moment. alot of us turn a blind-eye to those situations sadly. Then let's say you're headed home and your partner calls you screaming because you didn't pick up any milk. you may feel start to question if you are headed down that same road of domestic violince. there are many types of a toxic relationship and there are many different version of a domestic violence type of relationship. when you start feeling like something is right that's when normal start seeing certain patterns that weren't there beforehand.
