Question

Which conflict does not trouble Cassius but causes Brutus to struggle? Cassius knows that he acted for his own gain, but Brutus cannot persuade himself that he acted for the good of Rome. Cassius and Calpurnia eventually marry, but Brutus argues with Calpurnia. Cassius trusts Casca without question, but Brutus cannot decide whether to trust Casca. Cassius and Antony are friends after the murder, but Brutus argues with Antony after Caesar’s murder.

Answer 1

Cassius knows that he acted for his own gain, but Brutus cannot persuade himself that he acted for the good of Rome.

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Answer 2

Cassius knows that he acted for his own gain, but Brutus cannot persuade himself that he acted for the good of Rome.

Step-by-step explanation:

This is the main conflict that is developed in the play. Both Cassius and Brutus participated in the conspiracy that killed Caesar. However, their motives were quite different. Cassius was self-interested, and he does not feel conflicted about his actions. On the other hand, Brutus is unsure about the morality of the murder, and cannot be convinced that he acted for the good of Rome, which causes him great conflict.