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What does Brutus mean by "Ambition's debt it paid" ?
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What does Brutus mean by "Ambition's debt it paid" ?

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Brutus says this after Caesar's assignation to calm the public; he equates Caesar's power as his ambition, which also lead to his downfall thus his "debt was paid."

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