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How does brutus's rhetoric, such as his stating that he assassinated caesar because he "loved rome more" than he loved caesar, affect the crowd when he is giving his funeral speech in act iii? ��
a. it makes the crowd mistrust what he is saying because his words contradict his actions. ��
b. it makes the crowd admire caesar for being friends with a man as honorable as brutus. ��
c. it makes the crowd sympathetic toward brutus and understanding of his actions. ��
d. it makes the crowd angry with antony for not siding with the conspirators.

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C..
Additionally, he states this line: 'If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against Caesar, this is my answer: not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more.' Again, Brutus is appealing to the Romans by demonstrating his love for his country and stating that Caesar's death was a necessity. Brutus goes on to describe Caesar as an ambitious man but tells them that he will still honor his bravery and that his crimes of ambition have not been exaggerated. He then asks the crowd if they are still upset.
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c. it makes the crowd sympathetic toward brutus and understanding of his actions.

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