Which statement gives evidence for Brutus's tragic flaw in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar?

Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar.

Brutus finds honor in taking his life when his armies are defeated.

Mark Antony decides to go to war against the conspirators to avenge Caesar.

The audience pities Brutus because he has good intentions but is still defeated

Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar.

Explanation:

If Brutus never joined the conspirators, Caesar might not have been murdered. (or not murdered by his closest friend.)

So A. Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar is your answer.

Brutus decides to join the conspirators to murder Caesar.

Explanation:

Being a noble and courageous man, the tragic end of Brutus is due to his wrong choices. While Brutus had many amazing good qualities, he decides to hear suggestions and words from wrong people like Cassius. Upon his advice, he thinks of Caesar as overly-ambitious.

Brutus loves Rome so much, and so he gets afraid that Caesar might harm the people of Rome. This fear leads him to kill his dearest friend, Caesar. He loses his wife, and also his battle with Antonio.