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disney123
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High School - 12th Grade
Julius Caesar - Act 3 scene 2: The Forum
Brutus wants the audience to agree with him and the reasons for killing Caesar. He deliberately uses the personal pronouns ‘I’ and ‘me’ to persuade the crowd to agree with his viewpoints and arguments. How has Brutus used personal pronouns to present himself and his views about Caesar?
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