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After reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would a reader consider Cassius to be Brutus’ foil? Support your answer with specific examples of the contrast in their character traits.
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After reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would a reader consider Cassius to be Brutus’ foil? Support your answer with specific examples of the contrast in their character traits.

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This is because Cassius' fate was just the same as the foil of Brutus. The way he reflected is the opposite of Brutus' actions and characteristics. Thus his actions led to the defeat of brutus and how the ending happened.
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