Question

no place will please me so, no mean of death, as here by caesar, and by you cut off, the choice and master spirits of this age. how do brutus’s and cassius’s reactions to mark antony differ? ○ cassius thinks antony would be a good ally, while brutus thinks antony should be feared. ○ antony and brutus are close allies, but cassius and antony are closer. ○ brutus thinks antony would be a good ally, but calpurnia and portia do not trust antony. ○ brutus thinks antony would be a good ally, while cassius thinks antony should be feared. edgenuity

Explanation:

In Julius Caesar, Brutus believes Antony is only loyal to Caesar and will not pose a threat after Caesar’s death, seeing him as a potential ally. Cassius, however, distrusts Antony’s charisma and influence over the people, warning Brutus that Antony should be killed alongside Caesar to eliminate the risk. This matches the description in option D.

Answer:

D. Brutus thinks Antony would be a good ally, while Cassius thinks Antony should be feared.