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Why is act 5 scene 3 of julius caesar can be considered the climax of the play?
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Why is act 5 scene 3 of julius caesar can be considered the climax of the play?

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Because, that's the turning point of they play, also meaning that some of the characters change in personality, major or slight changes.

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