Question

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first plebeian. stay, no, and let us hear mark antony.
third plebeian. let him go up into the public chair.
well hear him. noble antony, go up.
antony. for brutus sake, i am beholding to you.
goes into the pulpit
after brutus’s speech, how do the romans view caesar’s assassination?
○ they agree that caesar needed to die.
○ they believe that brutus should be punished.
○ they say that brutus should have killed antony.
○ they think that caesar should not have been killed in the capitol.
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Explanation:

The text shows the plebeians urging Antony to speak after Brutus's address, which implies they initially accept Brutus's justification for Caesar's assassination. None of the other options align with the immediate reaction to Brutus's speech as depicted here.

Answer:

They agree that Caesar needed to die.