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Who is Brutus’s speech over Caesar’s body aimed at? The senators or plebeians? Also, why is it simple and deliberate?
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Who is Brutus’s speech over Caesar’s body aimed at? The senators or plebeians? Also, why is it simple and deliberate?

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Brutus speech was aimed at plebeians, or people for short, he says that he did it for Rome and that he respected Caesar but respected Rome more. Which is why it is simple and deliberate
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