Act III, Scene ii - Persuasion: Brutus' Speech (Part 2)

English

What does Brutus say he loves more than Caesar?

What is one of the ways Brutus tries to persuade the citizens of Rome?

Because he wants them to think he is strange for killing his friend.

Because he wants them to think he was not Caesar's friend.

Because he wants them to think he went against his own feelings to do what was best for Rome.

Why does Brutus tell the citizens he 'loved' Caesar?

Because he wants Caesar to be remembered as someone who didn't like honour.

Because he wants them to think Caesar always worked hard.

Because he wants them to think Caesar is like Cassius.

Because he wants them to think Caesar wanted power for himself.

Why does Brutus tell the citizens Caesar was ambitious?