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How do Brutus's and Caesar's dilemmas in these passages contribute to meaning? Both dilemmas are fueled by a desire for power. O Both dilemmas lead to broken trust and loyalties. O Both dilemmas are revealed
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How do Brutus's and Caesar's dilemmas in these

passages contribute to meaning?
Both dilemmas are fueled by a desire for power.
O Both dilemmas lead to broken trust and loyalties.
O Both dilemmas are revealed through soliloquies.
O Both dilemmas lead to Brutus and Antony
conspiring against Caesar.

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Answer: B- both dilemmas lead to broken trust and loyalties

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