The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Question
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In Act I, Scene ii, what does Casca’s description of Caesar’s behavior when he is offered the crown suggest about Caesar’s success?
- He owes his success to his family connections and wealth.
- He owes his success to his personal heroism and charisma.
- He owes his success to the support of a few noblemen.
- He owes his success to his manipulation of the masses.