What is the climax of the play: Julius Caesar.

The climax of the play comes when Antony, by juxtaposing Caesar's accomplishments, his generous will, and his corpse's brutal wounds with the repeated statement that "Brutus is an honorable man," persuades the people of Rome that Brutus and his co-conspirators aren't honorable at all.

The climax of the play comes when Antony, by juxtaposing Caesar's accomplishments, his generous will, and his corpse's brutal wounds with the repeated statement that "Brutus is an honorable man," persuades the people of Rome that Brutus and his co-conspirators aren't honorable at all.

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