After reading the tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider mark antony the antagonist of Brutus?

A. Brutus and mark antony are both protagonists because they do not cause problems for each other.

B. Cassius is the antagonist; mark antony is the protagonist.

C. Only octavius is an antagonist to brutus; mark antony plays a minor role in the play.

D. Mark antony poses problems for and works against Brutus, who strives to live the republic's ideas.

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After reading the tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider mark antony the antagonist of Brutus?

A. Brutus and mark antony are both protagonists because they do not cause problems for each other.

B. Cassius is the antagonist; mark antony is the protagonist.

C. Only octavius is an antagonist to brutus; mark antony plays a minor role in the play.

D. Mark antony poses problems for and works against Brutus, who strives to live the republic's ideas.

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Karissa Jennings · Answer 1

D is correct; Mark Antony opposed Brutus and Brutus was for the republic. A is incorrect because they did cause problems for each other. B is incorrect because Cassius is not the antagonist and Mark was not the protagonist. Finally, C is incorrect because Mark did not play a minor role in the play.