Question

consider mark antony as a dynamic character. how does his perception of caesar change, and how does this influence his actions and speeches? 3 points
he becomes more loyal to brutus
he becomes more uninterested to politics
he becomes more supportive of the conspirators
he becomes more vengeful

Explanation:

In "Julius Caesar", after Caesar's assassination, Mark Antony's perception of Caesar shifts from a friend/ally to a victim of injustice. This makes him seek revenge against the conspirators. His actions (like planning against them) and speeches (e.g., the funeral oration to turn the crowd against the conspirators) are driven by this vengeful intent. The other options are incorrect: he is not more loyal to Brutus (he opposes Brutus later), not uninterested in politics (he becomes politically active), and not supportive of the conspirators (he works against them).

Answer:

D. He becomes more vengeful