7. How does Cassius try to persuade Brutus into thinking that Caesar is a weak, cowardly man who doesn’t deserve “godly” power? (107-138) 8. Cassius states that when Caesar gains power, he gets to “bear

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7. How does Cassius try to persuade Brutus into thinking that Caesar is a weak, cowardly man who doesn’t deserve “godly” power? (107-138)

8. Cassius states that when Caesar gains power, he gets to “bear the palm alone.” What is Cassius' real reason for being against Caesar? (HINT: “bear” = to accept, “palm” = the honor.)

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Answer: Clara's curiosity shows how openness to new experiences makes hard times enjoyable.

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