Question

In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, which of the following events convinces Brutus that he was wrong to kill Caesar? a. his ethical disagreement with Cassius c. the mysterious death of Portia b. Antony’s reproaches of the killers d. the apparition of Caesar’s ghost

Answer 1

Option D, In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the event that convinced Brutus that he was wrong to kill Caesar was the apparition of Caesar’s ghost

Step-by-step explanation:

After killing Caesar, Brutus realized that his act of killing Caesar was not correct when he saw Caesar's ghost. While addressing the public, Brutus in his omen confirmed his mistake and by that time he decided to die.

Hence, option D is correct