Which statement best contrasts the character of Cassius with the character of Antony?

A. Antony has a bigger ego and speaks of himself grandly, while Cassius is more modest

B. Antony is conflicted in his goals, while Cassius has a very clear vision for Rome

C. Cassius has a guilty conscience, while Antony does not seem to feel guilty at all

D. Cassius is willing to deceive to get ahead, while Antony is loyal and honorable

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Kennedy Santana

31 August, 04:45

Which statement best contrasts the character of Cassius with the character of Antony?

A. Antony has a bigger ego and speaks of himself grandly, while Cassius is more modest

B. Antony is conflicted in his goals, while Cassius has a very clear vision for Rome

C. Cassius has a guilty conscience, while Antony does not seem to feel guilty at all

D. Cassius is willing to deceive to get ahead, while Antony is loyal and honorable

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Henry Barber · Answer 1

The statement that best contrasts the character of Cassius with the character of Antony is option D. Cassius is willing to deceive to get ahead, while Antony is loyal and honorable. In "Julius Caesar", by William Shakespeare, Cassius is very ambitious and envious of Caesar's power. He manipulates Brutus into the conspiracy because Brutus is noble and respected. On the contrary, Antony is loyal to Caesar, and he wants the people of Rome to feel angry for Caesar's assassination.

Summer · Answer 2

I believe the answer is D.