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14 July, 06:07

Which best describes the effects of the conflict between Brutus and Cassius?

It elevates Brutus as the only noble man.

It suggests that Antony will soon invade Sardis.

Cassius is now the man who knows what's best for Rome.

Brutus appears extremely paranoid, even insane.

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