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18 September, 14:17

Right before Beatty is killed, he quotes a line from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Look closely at that passage and then explain the irony of Beatty's words.

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  1. 18 September, 14:28
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    Beatty compares Montag to Cassius, thinking that he will survive despite the former's threats but ultimately he dies, contradicting the lines he recited from Shakespeare
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