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For Casca, the storm is a ______.

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For Casca, the storm is a ______.

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  • Sign from the gods above to warn mankind.

  • Sign that the gods are happy with human beings.

  • Violent and dangerous thing.

  • Sign from the gods that makes him uneasy.

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Solution

For Casca, the storm is a sign from the gods above to warn mankind.

Explanation:

Sign from the gods above to warn mankind. Casca believes that the violent storm and supernatural sights show that the gods are angry and are warning human beings. His fear is connected with the disorder in Rome. Although the storm makes him uneasy, its deeper meaning for him is a divine warning.

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Chapter 3: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 3 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 66]

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Chapter 3 Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 3
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