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zvonat [6]
2 years ago
6

Knowing that Brutus does see Caesar’s ghost again at Phillippi as suggested in the passage, what central idea does this passage

develop? the impact of fate the significance of letters the ruthlessness of power the importance of friendship.
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ruslelena [56]2 years ago
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After reading about how Brutus sees Caesar's ghost again after the ghost first told him they would meet in Phillippi, we can say the central idea developed is:

A. The impact of fate.

<h3>Fate in "Julius Caesar"</h3>

When Brutus first sees Caesar's ghost, the spirit tells him they shall see each other again in Phillippi. It is interesting to note that Brutus reaction is to simply accept the information given by the ghost: "Why, I will see thee at Philippi then."

That shows that Brutus is a man who believes in and is impacted by fate. Fate is used to describe situations and events that are beyond your control. Brutus does not even think of changing the situation so that the ghost's words will be void. He simply accepts them as his fate.

Learn more about Brutus here:

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