Question

who is brutus’s foil in julius caesar?
○ caesar
○ the soothsayer
○ cassius
○ marullus

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, a foil is a character that contrasts with another to highlight their traits. Brutus is driven by idealistic loyalty to Rome, while Cassius is motivated by personal envy and ambition. This sharp contrast makes Cassius Brutus's foil, as their opposing motives and moral compasses emphasize Brutus's tragic idealism.

Answer:

C. Cassius