Act III, Scene ii - Rhetoric and Fickle Crowds: Mark Antony's Speech (Part 2)

English

When a word, phrase, or sentence gets repeated to emphasise its significance

When words are designed to make people feel emotions

When you ask a question that doesn't need an answer

When you repeat what you have already said

By using repetition, reasons, and rhetorical questions

How does Antony suggest Brutus is not really honourable?

To show that Brutus is different from Cassius

Why does Antony keep repeating that Brutus is an 'honourable man'?

How true are the things that Antony says?