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According to Titinius, what is the result of Brutus giving orders to attack too early?

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According to Titinius, what is the result of Brutus giving orders to attack too early?

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  • Brutus’ army got defeated and ran away.

  • Brutus’ soldiers engaged themselves in looting whereas they could have come to Cassius’ help.

  • Brutus’ army advanced far too late, ending in their defeat.

  • Brutus was a good general and acted wisely.

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Solution

Brutus’ soldiers engaged themselves in looting whereas they could have come to Cassius’ help.

Explanation:

Brutus’ premature attack defeated Octavius but caused confusion. His soldiers started looting and therefore failed to support Cassius against Antony.

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Chapter 17: Use of Literary Devices in Acts 3, 4 and 5 - Scene 3 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 242]

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