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After reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider Brutus the protagonist of the play?

After reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider Brutus the protagonist of the play?
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After reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider Brutus the protagonist of the play?

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The Answer to this question is:

C) Brutus’ story is the focus of the play.
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