The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the fact that the reader, but not Caesar, knows that his “friends” plan to kill him makes Caesar a

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The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the fact that the reader, but not Caesar, knows that his “friends” plan to kill him makes Caesar a

ppear ____.

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Molodets [167] · Answer 1 · 2023-05-13T08:41:29+03:00

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In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the fact that the reader, but not Caesar, knows that his "friends" plan to kill him makes Caesar appear ____.a. vulnerable c. dangerousb. foolish d. ambitious

Answer : A